The Cry
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‘Did they seem happy to you?’ Amy Maddock asked.
‘Well . . . I don’t know.’ ‘Anything unusual about them?’ ‘No. I mean the baby was asleep and I didn’t want to wake him.’ ‘Did you see the child?’ ‘Yes. Well, he was wrapped in the blanket. His dad was holding him.’ ‘What was she doing?’ The lawyer managed to load the she with so much negativity. A skill, that.
‘Nothing. Getting ready to get in the car.’ ‘Did she seem like a loving partner to you?’ Matthew Marks: ‘Objection!’ Judge: ‘Sustained.’ ‘...Did she seem like a good mother to you?’ Matthew Marks: ‘Objection!’ Judge: ‘You can answer this question, Mrs Wilson.’ Why it was okay to ask this question and not the partner one, Joanna would never understand.
‘I remember she knew exactly how many days her baby had been in the world.’ ‘Did she seem like a good mother?’ ‘I have four children, do I seem like a good mother to you?’ Judge: ‘Answer the question please‚ Mrs Wilson.’ She straightened her back, face even redder now, forehead dripping.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Did they seem happy to you?’ Amy Maddock asked.
‘Well . . . I don’t know.’ ‘Anything unusual about them?’ ‘No. I mean the baby was asleep and I didn’t want to wake him.’ ‘Did you see the child?’ ‘Yes. Well, he was wrapped in the blanket. His dad was holding him.’ ‘What was she doing?’ The lawyer managed to load the she with so much negativity. A skill, that.
‘Nothing. Getting ready to get in the car.’ ‘Did she seem like a loving partner to you?’ Matthew Marks: ‘Objection!’ Judge: ‘Sustained.’ ‘...Did she seem like a good mother to you?’ Matthew Marks: ‘Objection!’ Judge: ‘You can answer this question, Mrs Wilson.’ Why it was okay to ask this question and not the partner one, Joanna would never understand.
‘I remember she knew exactly how many days her baby had been in the world.’ ‘Did she seem like a good mother?’ ‘I have four children, do I seem like a good mother to you?’ Judge: ‘Answer the question please‚ Mrs Wilson.’ She straightened her back, face even redder now, forehead dripping.
What to read after The Cry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Fitzgerald to read onlineMoreLess
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