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Through
constant
suggestion
,
Billy
was
able
to
remain
on
the
spot
longer
and
longer
.
The
fusing
was
to
be
done
in
stages
.
Those
people
who
were
similar
or
who
had
compatible
qualities
would
be
fused
first
,
in
pairs
,
and
then
the
results
of
those
pairings
would
be
fused
,
by
intensive
suggestion
,
until
all
would
be
merged
into
the
core
Billy
.
Because
Allen
and
Tommy
were
most
alike
,
they
were
to
be
fused
first
.
Hours
of
argument
and
analysis
with
Dr
.
George
were
followed
,
Allen
reported
,
by
even
more
hours
of
internal
discussion
with
Arthur
and
Ragen
.
Allen
and
Tommy
worked
hard
with
Dr
.
George
on
fusing
,
but
it
was
difficult
because
Tommy
had
fears
that
Allen
didn
’
t
have
.
Allen
loved
baseball
,
for
example
,
but
Tommy
was
afraid
to
play
it
because
once
when
he
was
younger
and
played
second
base
,
he
had
made
mistakes
and
was
beaten
for
them
.
Dr
.
George
suggested
that
Nick
Cicco
,
Allen
and
the
other
people
should
help
Tommy
by
talking
to
him
about
his
fear
and
by
encouraging
him
to
play
baseball
.
Art
therapy
would
continue
,
including
oil
painting
.
The
younger
ones
,
Allen
said
,
were
unable
to
understand
the
concept
of
fusion
until
Arthur
explained
it
to
them
through
an
analogy
.
Arthur
compared
it
to
Kool
-
Aid
,
something
the
children
knew
about
,
and
explained
that
Kool
-
Aid
powder
is
made
up
of
individual
crystals
,
each
grain
separate
.
When
you
added
water
,
they
dissolved
.
But
if
the
mixture
was
allowed
to
stand
,
the
water
would
evaporate
,
leaving
a
solid
mass
.
Nothing
had
been
added
or
lost
.
It
was
just
changed
.
"
Everyone
understands
it
now
,
"
Allen
said
.
"
Fusion
is
just
mixing
the
Kool
-
Aid
.
"
Nurse
Nan
Graves
recorded
on
June
5
:
"
Mr
.
Milligan
has
stated
he
has
fused
for
an
hour
as
‘
Tommy
’
and
‘
Allen
’
and
it
felt
‘
weird
.
’
"
Donna
Egar
reported
that
Milligan
told
her
he
was
worried
about
the
fusion
because
he
didn
’
t
want
to
let
any
of
the
others
die
or
any
of
their
talents
or
strengths
be
weakened
.
"
But
we
’
re
working
on
it
,
"
Allen
assured
her
.
The
next
day
,
Gary
Schweickart
and
Judy
Stevenson
visited
and
passed
along
good
news
.
The
court
had
approved
an
extension
of
Billy
’
s
observation
and
treatment
at
Harding
Hospital
,
giving
him
at
least
another
three
months
to
complete
the
fusion
.
On
Wednesday
evening
,
June
14
,
in
the
music
building
,
Rosalie
Drake
watched
and
listened
as
Tommy
played
the
drums
.
She
knew
that
only
Allen
had
played
them
before
.
In
this
fused
state
he
was
obviously
not
as
good
as
Allen
had
been
on
his
own
.
"
I
feel
I
’
m
stealing
Allen
’
s
talent
,
"
he
told
her
.
"
Are
you
still
Tommy
?
"
