"Anything wrong, Charlie?" "No, nothing's wrong. Those inkblots upset me."
He smiled and shook his head. "Nothing to be upset about. This is just one of the standard personality tests.
Now I want you to look at this card. What might this be? What do you see on this card?
People see all sorts of things in these inkblots. Tell me what it might be for you—what it makes you think of."
I was shocked. I stared at the card and then at him. That wasn't what I had expected him to say at all.
"You mean there are no pictures hidden in those inkblots?"
Burt frowned and took off his glasses. "What?"
"Pictures! Hidden in the inkblots! Last time you told me that everyone could see them and you wanted me to find them too."
"No, Charlie. I couldn't have said that." "What do you mean?" I shouted at him.
Being so afraid of the inkblots had made me angry at myself and at Burt too.
"That's what you said to me. Just because you're smart enough to go to college doesn't mean you have to make fun of me.
I'm sick and tired of everybody laughing at me."
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