The less severe cases are permitted to live off the grounds. But we had to make provision for youjust in case."
He was right. There was nothing for me to complain about. They had thought of everything.
Warren was the logical placethe deep freeze where I could be put away for the rest of my days.
"At least it's not the incinerator," I said. "What?" "Never mind. A private joke."
Then I thought of something. "Tell me, is it possible to visit Warren, I mean go through the place and look it over as a visitor?"
"Yes, I think they have people coming down all the timeregular tours through the home as a kind of public relations thing. But why?"
"Because I want to see. I've got to know what's going to happen while I'm still enough in control to be able to do something about it.
See if you can arrange itas soon as possible."
I could see he was upset about the idea of my visiting Warren. As if I were ordering my coffin, to sit in before I died.
But then, I can't blame him because he doesn't realize that finding out who I really am
the meaning of my total existence involves knowing the possibilities of my future as well as my past, where I'm going as well as where I've been.
Although we know the end of the maze holds death (and it is something I have not always known—
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