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October
17
Why
can
t
I
remember
?
I
ve
got
to
try
to
re
­
sist
this
slackness
.
Alice
tells
me
I
lie
in
bed
for
days
and
don
t
seem
to
know
who
or
where
I
am
.
Then
it
all
comes
back
and
I
recognize
her
and
remember
what
s
happening
.
Fugues
of
amnesia
.
Symptoms
of
second
childhood
what
do
they
call
it
?
senility
?
I
can
watch
it
coming
on
.
All
so
cruelly
logical
,
the
result
of
speeding
up
all
the
processes
of
the
mind
.
I
learned
so
much
so
fast
,
and
now
my
mind
is
deteriorating
rapidly
.
What
if
I
won
t
let
it
hap
­
pen
?
What
if
I
fight
it
?
Think
of
those
people
at
Warren
,
the
empty
smiles
,
the
blank
expressions
,
everyone
laughing
at
them
.
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Little
Charlie
Gordon
staring
at
me
through
the
win
­
dow
waiting
.
Please
,
not
that
again
.
October
18
I
m
forgetting
things
I
learned
recently
.
It
seems
to
be
following
the
classic
pattern
,
the
last
things
learned
are
first
things
forgotten
.
Or
is
that
the
pattern
?
Better
look
it
up
again
.
Reread
my
paper
on
the
Algernon
-
Gordon
Effect
and
even
though
I
know
I
wrote
it
,
I
keep
feeling
it
was
writ
­
ten
by
someone
else
.
Most
of
it
I
don
t
even
understand
.
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But
why
am
I
so
irritable
?
Especially
when
Alice
is
so
good
to
me
?
She
keeps
the
place
neat
and
clean
,
always
putting
my
things
away
and
washing
dishes
and
scrubbing
floors
.
I
shouldn
t
have
shouted
at
her
the
way
I
did
this
morning
because
it
made
her
cry
,
and
I
didn
t
want
that
to
happen
.
But
she
shouldn
t
have
picked
up
the
broken
records
and
the
music
and
the
book
and
put
them
all
neatly
into
a
box
.
That
made
me
furious
.
I
don
t
want
any
­
one
to
touch
any
of
those
things
.
I
want
to
see
them
pile
up
.
I
want
them
to
remind
me
of
what
I
m
leaving
behind
.
I
kicked
the
box
and
scattered
the
stuff
all
over
the
floor
and
told
her
to
leave
them
just
where
they
were
.
Foolish
.
No
reason
for
it
.
I
guess
I
got
sore
because
I
knew
she
thought
it
was
silly
to
keep
those
things
,
and
she
didn
t
tell
me
she
thought
it
was
silly
.
She
just
pretended
it
was
perfectly
normal
.
She
s
humoring
me
.
And
when
I
saw
that
box
I
remembered
the
boy
at
Warren
and
the
lousy
lamp
he
made
and
the
way
we
were
all
humoring
him
,
pre
­
tending
he
had
done
something
wonderful
when
he
hadn
t
.