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Any excitement it might once have had for us is long gone. It has become only this narrow trail and on either side a mesh of impenetrable green. It’s malicious—not only is there the tree with the black sharp spokes; many others seem to have needles hidden in them somewhere, if not on the trunks, then on the edges of the leaves, like hooks, or running down their centers. Whoever thought this could possibly be Eden was greatly mistaken.
Our spirits are affected by the sheer repetitive drudgery of ...our situation. Louise puts a good face on it—such a good face, it’s obviously a source of irritation to Melanie.
“It’s not a holiday camp, honey.”
“No, but turning it into a hell isn’t the best way of dealing with it.”
“Turning it into a hell?” Melanie shoots back. “Where have you been?”
“Oh, I was with the Young Pioneers last night, singing songs around the campfire. Didn’t I see you there?”
“Oh, Louise, go to hell.”
“Moth-er!”
* * * We are following the same pattern—elusively successful so far, I suppose, for our captors—in that today we leave the cooler air of the hills behind and dip once more into the heat of the valley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any excitement it might once have had for us is long gone. It has become only this narrow trail and on either side a mesh of impenetrable green. It’s malicious—not only is there the tree with the black sharp spokes; many others seem to have needles hidden in them somewhere, if not on the trunks, then on the edges of the leaves, like hooks, or running down their centers. Whoever thought this could possibly be Eden was greatly mistaken.
Our spirits are affected by the sheer repetitive drudgery of ...our situation. Louise puts a good face on it—such a good face, it’s obviously a source of irritation to Melanie.
“It’s not a holiday camp, honey.”
“No, but turning it into a hell isn’t the best way of dealing with it.”
“Turning it into a hell?” Melanie shoots back. “Where have you been?”
“Oh, I was with the Young Pioneers last night, singing songs around the campfire. Didn’t I see you there?”
“Oh, Louise, go to hell.”
“Moth-er!”
* * * We are following the same pattern—elusively successful so far, I suppose, for our captors—in that today we leave the cooler air of the hills behind and dip once more into the heat of the valley.
What to read after Captives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tom Pow to read onlineMoreLess
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