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"
He
s
better
off
dead
.
He
ll
never
be
able
to
live
a
nor
­
mal
life
.
He
ll
be
better
off
"
"
You
re
out
of
your
mind
.
For
God
s
sake
,
control
yourself
!
"
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"
Then
take
him
away
from
here
.
Now
tonight
.
"
"
All
right
.
I
ll
take
him
over
to
Herman
tonight
and
maybe
tomorrow
we
ll
find
out
about
getting
him
into
the
Warren
State
Home
.
"
There
is
silence
.
From
the
darkness
I
feel
the
shudder
pass
over
the
house
,
and
then
Matt
s
voice
,
less
panicky
than
hers
.
"
I
know
what
you
ve
gone
through
with
him
,
and
I
can
t
blame
you
for
being
afraid
.
But
you
ve
got
to
control
yourself
.
I
ll
take
him
over
to
Herman
.
Will
that
satisfy
you
?
"
"
That
s
all
I
ask
.
Your
daughter
is
entitled
to
a
life
,
too
.
"
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Matt
comes
into
Charlie
s
room
and
dresses
his
son
,
and
though
the
boy
doesn
t
understand
what
is
happening
,
he
is
afraid
.
As
they
go
out
the
door
,
she
looks
away
.
Per
­
haps
she
is
trying
to
convince
herself
that
he
has
already
gone
out
of
her
life
that
he
no
longer
exists
.
On
the
way
out
,
Charlie
sees
on
the
kitchen
table
the
long
carving
knife
she
cuts
roasts
with
,
and
he
senses
vaguely
that
she
wanted
to
hurt
him
.
She
wanted
to
take
something
away
from
him
,
and
give
it
to
Norma
.
When
he
looks
back
at
her
,
she
has
picked
up
a
rag
to
wash
the
kitchen
sink
.
.
.
.
When
the
haircut
,
shave
,
sun
treatment
,
and
the
rest
were
over
,
I
sat
in
the
chair
limply
,
feeling
light
,
and
slick
,
and
clean
,
and
Matt
whisked
the
neckcloth
off
and
offered
me
a
second
mirror
to
see
the
reflection
of
the
back
of
my
head
.