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was　not　a　man　in　front　of　him　but　a　seventeen…year…old　boy　who　was　facing　the

first　major　defeat　of　his　life；　and　maybe　asking　in　the　only　way　he　could　for

Jack　to　help　him　find　a　way　to　cope　with　it。

George　gave　him　a　final；　furious　glance；　his　lips　twisting　and　bucking　as　the

words　bottled　up　behind　them　struggled　to　find　their　way　out。

〃Yuh…yuh…you　s…s…set　it　ahead！　You　huh…hate　me　b…because　you　nuh…nuh…nuh…know

。。。　you　know　。。。　nuh…nuh　—　〃

With　an　articulate　cry　he　had　rushed　out　of　the　classroom；　slamming　the　door

hard　enough　to　make　the　wire…reinforced　glass　rattle　in　its　frame。　Jack　had

stood　there；　feeling；　rather　than　hearing；　the　echo　of　Georges　Adidas　in　the

empty　hall。　Still　in　the　grip　of　his　temper　and　his　shame　at　mocking　Georges

stutter；　his　first　thought　had　been　a　sick　sort　of　exultation：　For　the　first

time　in　his　life　George　Hatfield　had　wanted　something　he　could　not　have。　For　the

first　time　there　was　something　wrong　that　all　of　Daddys　money　could　not　fix。

You　couldnt　bribe　a　speech　center。　You　couldnt　offer　a　tongue　an　extra　fifty　a

week　and　a　bonus　at　Christmas　if　it　would　agree　to　stop　flapping　like　a　record

needle　in　a　defective　groove。　Then　the　exultation　was　simply　buried　in　shame；

and　he　felt　the　way　he　had　after　he　had　broken　Dannys　arm。

Dear　God；　I　am　not　a　son　of　a　bitch。　Please。

That　sick　happiness　at　Georges　retreat　was　more　typical　of　Denker　in　the　play

than　of　Jack　Torrance　the　playwright。

You　hate　me　because　you　know　。。。

Because　he　knew　what？

What　could　he　possibly　know　about　George　Hatfield　that　would　make　him　hate

him？　That　his　whole　future　lay　ahead　of　him？　That　he　looked　a　little　bit　like

Robert　Redford　and　all　conversation　among　the　girls　stopped　when　he　did　a　double

gainer　from　the　pool　diving　board？　That　he　played　soccer　and　baseball　with　a

natural；　unlearned　grace？

Ridiculous。　Absolutely　absurd。　He　envied　George　Hatfield　nothing。　If　the　truth

was　known；　he　felt　worse　about　Georges　unfortunate　stutter　than　George　himself；

because　George　really　would　have　made　an　excellent　debater。　And　if　Jack　had　set

the　timer　ahead　—　and　of　course　he　hadnt　—　it　would　have　been　because　both　he　and

the　other　members　of　the　squad　were　embarrassed　for　Georges　struggle；　they　had

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