Suffer the Children
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Staffe and Pulford make their way past HMP Wakefield’s visitor centre and its raggedy queue of young girls dressed to their kind of nines in low-slung hipster tracksuit bottoms that show what they’re wearing underneath. Some of them carry babies on their hips like wise African women. Older women are pulled down by the life their husbands and lovers have chosen. Strange, to be in a men’s jail surrounded by women.
An old-school officer shows them to the room for private visits. He says nothing and... Staffe is reminded that he does only half the job. Once the police track a criminal down, it’s over to the business of incarceration, rehabilitation. Every man in this jail will, one day, be released, to perhaps live next door to us or our mothers or our sisters. Staffe ponders what kind of beast we want to be moulded by these beefed-up pale faced prison officers, these textbook psychologists.
The room reeks of stale cigarettes and ingrained sweat. There is one window, way above head height and slightly open.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Staffe and Pulford make their way past HMP Wakefield’s visitor centre and its raggedy queue of young girls dressed to their kind of nines in low-slung hipster tracksuit bottoms that show what they’re wearing underneath. Some of them carry babies on their hips like wise African women. Older women are pulled down by the life their husbands and lovers have chosen. Strange, to be in a men’s jail surrounded by women.
An old-school officer shows them to the room for private visits. He says nothing and... Staffe is reminded that he does only half the job. Once the police track a criminal down, it’s over to the business of incarceration, rehabilitation. Every man in this jail will, one day, be released, to perhaps live next door to us or our mothers or our sisters. Staffe ponders what kind of beast we want to be moulded by these beefed-up pale faced prison officers, these textbook psychologists.
The room reeks of stale cigarettes and ingrained sweat. There is one window, way above head height and slightly open.
What to read after Suffer the Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam Creed to read onlineMoreLess
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