It's confusing, but I'm going to find out all about my life.
April 15 — I'm reading a lot these days and almost everything is staying in my mind.
Besides history and geography and arithmetic, Miss Kinnian says I should start learning foreign languages.
Prof. Nemur gave me some more tapes to play while I sleep.
I still don't know how the conscious and unconscious mind works, but Dr. Strauss says not to worry yet.
He made me promise that when I start learning college subjects in a couple of weeks
I won't read any books on psychology—that is, until he gives me permission.
He says it will confuse me and make me think about psychological theories instead of about my own ideas and feelings.
But it's okay to read novels. This week I read The Great Gatsby, An American Tragedy, and Look Homeward, Angel.
I never knew about men and women doing things like that.
April 16 — I feel a lot better today, but I'm still angry that all the time people were laughing and making fun of me.
When I become intelligent the way Prof. Nemur says, with much more than twice my I.Q. of 70, then maybe people will like me and be my friends.
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