The Asylum
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It was hardly possible to make any sort of conversation at all. Jan lay beneath the covers, staring at his parents in silence. He suddenly noticed that his brother wasn’t with them.
‘Where’s Magnus?’ ‘At a friend’s,’ his mother said, adding hastily, ‘He … he doesn’t know anything.’ ‘Nobody knows about this,’ said his father.
Jan nodded. Eventually his mother went on, keeping her voice low: ‘We’ve spoken to your doctor, Jan.’ His father scowled. ‘He wasn’t a doctor, he was a psychologist.’ His fa...ther didn’t like psychologists. At the dinner table the previous year he had talked about a colleague at work who was seeing a therapist, and had called it ‘tragic’.
His mother chimed in, ‘That’s right, he’s a psychologist. Anyway, he said you’d be in here for a few weeks. Maybe four, or maybe a little bit longer. Is that OK, Jan?’ ‘Mm.’ The room fell silent again. Jan suddenly noticed there were tears running down his mother’s cheeks. She quickly wiped them away, just as his father asked, ‘Have they spoken to you yet, the psychologists?’ Jan shook his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was hardly possible to make any sort of conversation at all. Jan lay beneath the covers, staring at his parents in silence. He suddenly noticed that his brother wasn’t with them.
‘Where’s Magnus?’ ‘At a friend’s,’ his mother said, adding hastily, ‘He … he doesn’t know anything.’ ‘Nobody knows about this,’ said his father.
Jan nodded. Eventually his mother went on, keeping her voice low: ‘We’ve spoken to your doctor, Jan.’ His father scowled. ‘He wasn’t a doctor, he was a psychologist.’ His fa...ther didn’t like psychologists. At the dinner table the previous year he had talked about a colleague at work who was seeing a therapist, and had called it ‘tragic’.
His mother chimed in, ‘That’s right, he’s a psychologist. Anyway, he said you’d be in here for a few weeks. Maybe four, or maybe a little bit longer. Is that OK, Jan?’ ‘Mm.’ The room fell silent again. Jan suddenly noticed there were tears running down his mother’s cheeks. She quickly wiped them away, just as his father asked, ‘Have they spoken to you yet, the psychologists?’ Jan shook his head.
What to read after The Asylum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johan Theorin to read onlineMoreLess
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