Keeper of Dreams
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“No. We didn’t fight the same war.”
“I thought you went to Vietnam.”
“Oh, sure, yeah. But I never fired a rifle at anybody, and nobody ever fired one at me. I never even left Saigon.”
“But I always thought . . .”
“What?”
“You know.”
“What?”
“Your hand. Your fingers. The missing ones. I thought that happened in Vietnam.”
“It did . . . . There he is.”
“Who?”
“My guardian angel.”
“Man, if I got a guardian angel I hope mine ain’t dead.”
“Yeah, well, he was joking, too, I think. Got in country, he sa...w I was kind of green. You know. I was young, I’d never been out of Hickory, I didn’t know a thing, so he says to me, I’m your guardian angel, I’ll not only keep you alive in this hellhole, I’ll even keep you sane.”
“Well, one out of two ain’t bad.”
“I know you don’t mean anything by it, son, and there’s nothing wrong with joking, but I got my fingers resting on the name of a friend who died saving my life.”
“Sorry, Dad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“No. We didn’t fight the same war.”
“I thought you went to Vietnam.”
“Oh, sure, yeah. But I never fired a rifle at anybody, and nobody ever fired one at me. I never even left Saigon.”
“But I always thought . . .”
“What?”
“You know.”
“What?”
“Your hand. Your fingers. The missing ones. I thought that happened in Vietnam.”
“It did . . . . There he is.”
“Who?”
“My guardian angel.”
“Man, if I got a guardian angel I hope mine ain’t dead.”
“Yeah, well, he was joking, too, I think. Got in country, he sa...w I was kind of green. You know. I was young, I’d never been out of Hickory, I didn’t know a thing, so he says to me, I’m your guardian angel, I’ll not only keep you alive in this hellhole, I’ll even keep you sane.”
“Well, one out of two ain’t bad.”
“I know you don’t mean anything by it, son, and there’s nothing wrong with joking, but I got my fingers resting on the name of a friend who died saving my life.”
“Sorry, Dad.
What to read after Keeper of Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orson Scott Card to read onlineMoreLess
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