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So you wouldnt monkey with it—same as the fine controls on the TV. And so you wouldn’t get ideas and start changing the trees. It would unsettleme, let me tell you, to come home to oaks one day and birches the next. I like consistency and I like pines. He looked at them out of the dining-room picture window and grunted with satisfaction. That was the last straw. For a week theyd been chasing him around the training ground, making him cram his head with Yeschke’s deeds of heroism and the faces of Yeschke’s many relations; seven whole days from morning till night the pharmacist had had to learn off by heart the orders of the SS—and all that in order to find out not the secret weapon, but the sexual capacities of some slut of a wardress? A missionary from the Mau Mau told me.There are spores blowing from space.He has himself seen an amazing botanyspringing the jungle. Fruit with a bearded facethat howls at the picker. Mushrooms that bleed.A tree of enormous roots that sends no traceabove ground; not a leaf. And he showed me the seedof strange lettuces that inducelanguages. The Jungle has come loose,is changing purposes.Nor are these vegetationsof the new continuum the only sign.New eyes have observed the constellations.And what does not change when looked at?—coastline?sea? sky? The propaganda of the wind reaches.Set watches on your gardens. What spring teachesseed shall make new verbs. A root is a tongue.I repeat it as he spoke it. I do not interpretwhat I do not understand. He comes amongmany who have come to us. He speaks and we forgetand are slow to be reminded. But he does come,signs do appear.There are poisoned islands far over:fish from their reefs come to table, and someglow in the dark not of candlelight. A windhoverchatters in the counters of our polar camps.A lectern burns. Geese jam the radar. The red phonerings. Is there an answer? Planes from black rampshowl to the edge of sound. The unknownair breaks from them. They crash through.What time is it in orbit? Israeli teamsreport they have found the body, but Easter seemssymbolically secure. What more is true?How many megatons of idea is a man? What islandlies beyond his saying? I have heard, and saywhat I heard said, and believe. I do not understand.But I have seen him change water to blood, and call awaythe Lion from its Empire. He speaks that tongue.I have seen white bird and black bird follow him, hunglike one cloud over his head. His hand,when he wills it, bursts into flame. The white birdand the black divide and circle it. At his wordthey enter the fire and glow like metal. A rayreaches from him to the top of the air,and in it the figures of a vision playthese things I believe whose meaning I cannot say.Then he closes his fist and there is nothing there.* * * * Besides, one of the men was said to be related by marriage to the landlady. Thats how they got the apartment, which had been used as a storage space until they’d moved in. Marcia couldn’t understand how the three of them could fit into such a little space—just a room-and-a-half with a narrow window opening onto the air shaft. (Marcia had discovered that she could see their entire living space through a hole that had been broken through the wall when the plumbers had installed a sink for the Shchapalovs.) I took it up. Neither Ed nor Johnny Pearl met my eyes. We may have sat and stood there for several hours, numbed, silent. Presently the two began setting up the isomorphomechanism for realization. I joined them. Although the worms are running—or wriggling, more likely-all over the free world, the center of activity is Dr. James V. McConnells Planaria Research Group, at the University of Michigan. In last year’s Annual, I reported happily on the PRCs highly unsettling publication, The Worm Runner’s Digest. Now Prentice-Hall has brought out The Worm Re-Turns, a sampler from the Digest (featuring more of the satiric than the serious side of recent events in the evolution of Evolution—but with a gleeful “compulsory introduction,” by Arthur Koestler providing a colorful account of the subversive behavior of flatworms). That place a long way down the tunnel. The place where you said Mama and Daddy are buried, she pointed, they are not there at all. The man from the silver cup told me that you lied. They were in the garden when the big light came the night they vanished. . . . Oh, it was very bright. I sawit through my bedclothes. And they were in the garden when it came and I heard them make a noise just before the windsong came pushing all the houses down. The garden was gone after, and I didnt see them again. The man said that they burned up with the birds and trees all yellow like the grass. The man said that they were still in the garden only I couldn’t see them.” Eh? Until I entered. When the big man came in, there was a movement in the room like a lot of bird dogs pointing. Piano player quits pounding, the two singing drunks shut up, all the beautiful people with cocktails in their hands stop talking and laughing. Well, said Candron. Well. Thats really fine. I hope he has something. Is Mr. Taggert in?” Pick the peaches ten years and the house will still be small like no house, she said. We are seven, we shall soon be eight, and we continue to live in a house with one room, not a house, a species of shed, and therefore we live like pigs and what do peaches have to do with it?” Sure enough, as soon as the seventh man was outside the house, the four of them opened fire with some kind of machine pistol. At that range they couldnt miss, but they continued to pour bullets into the bodies for a long time. I cowered in a corner, expecting that they would presently hunt me out and shoot me too. Instead, they intoned, in a strange, harsh voice—in unison, so help me—’Thus perish traitors to the revolution, turned on their heels and marched back to the jeep, which left immediately. I do. But are you certain the girl wont commit another such crime if her guardian is threatened again? Im eating out, growled Filmore as he headed for the door. Every day he and Madame Gioconda followed the same routine; after breakfast at the studio they drove out to the stockade, spent two or three hours compiling their confidential file on LeGrande, lunched at the cabin and then drove back to the city, Mangon going off on his rounds while Madame Gioconda slept until he returned shortly before midnight. For Mangon their existence was idyllic; not only was he rediscovering himself in terms of the complex spectra and patterns of speech—a completely new category of existence—but at the same time his relationship with Madame Gioconda revealed areas of sympathy, affection and understanding that he had never previously seen. If he sometimes felt that he was too preoccupied with his side of their relationship and the extraordinary benefits it had brought him, at least Madame Gioconda had been equally well served. Her headaches and mysterious phantoms had gone, she had cleaned up the studio and begun to salvage a little dignity and self-confidence, which made her single-minded sense of ambition seem less obsessive. Psychologically, she needed Mangon less now than he needed her, and he was sensible to restrain his high spirits and give her plenty of attention. During the first week Mangons incessant chatter had been rather wearing, and once, on their way to the stockade, she had switched on the sonovac in the drivingcab and left Mangon mouthing silently at the air like a stranded fish. He had taken the hint. I have mentioned the newsmen. Dr. Nesvadba (with Romain Gary, Frank Roberts, José Gironella, Isaac B. Singer) represents another trend. A prominent Czechoslovak psychiatrist, he is also a widely published journalist and short-story writer. His work, he writes, is in psychotherapy, group psychotherapy, and artetherapy; hobby is literature. He has published five books of SF (only one Vampires, Ltd., in English); three of his stories have been made into Czech films, and “Last Secret” (which has also been translated into German, French, Russian, Polish, Serbocroatian, Yugoslav, and Hungarian) is now being filmed for TV..
