"Tommy!" said his mother, going to him. She knelt, and gently stroked his blond hair. "They're people," she whispered.
"Tommy!" said his mother, going to him. She knelt, and gently stroked his blond hair. "They're people," she whispered.
Harold's Brain.
The young woman is just an average person from 1968, unrelated to anyone in the story. I did at one point consider that she may become very conservative in her later years. This is her before the shock of Martin and Bobby. Her hope may fade in time.
Harold's Brain.
The young woman is just an average person from 1968, unrelated to anyone in the story. I did at one point consider that she may become very conservative in her later years. This is her before the shock of Martin and Bobby. Her hope may fade in time.