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"
Allen
’
s
"
first
time
out
on
the
spot
was
when
he
tried
to
talk
some
neighborhood
tough
guys
out
of
throwing
him
down
into
a
construetion
-
site
hole
dug
for
the
foundation
of
a
building
.
He
argued
with
them
,
using
all
of
his
con
-
man
abilities
,
but
it
didn
’
t
work
.
They
tossed
him
down
into
the
pit
anyway
and
threw
rocks
at
him
.
Well
,
he
figured
,
no
use
in
sticking
around
.
.
.
Danny
heard
the
clunk
of
the
rock
hitting
the
ground
in
front
of
him
.
Then
another
one
and
another
.
He
looked
up
to
see
the
gang
of
boys
at
the
top
of
the
excavation
tossing
rocks
at
him
.
One
hit
him
in
the
leg
and
another
hit
his
side
.
Danny
ran
to
the
far
end
,
going
in
circles
,
trying
to
find
a
way
out
.
Finally
,
realizing
the
sides
were
too
steep
for
him
to
climb
,
he
sat
down
in
the
dirt
and
crossed
his
legs
.
.
.
Tommy
looked
up
when
a
rock
hit
him
in
the
back
.
Quickly
sizing
up
the
situation
,
he
realized
an
escape
was
called
for
.
He
had
been
practicing
picking
locks
and
untying
ropes
,
but
this
was
a
different
kind
of
escape
.
This
needed
strength
.
.
.
Ragen
got
to
his
feet
,
pulled
out
his
pocket
knife
and
stormed
up
the
incline
toward
the
boys
,
flicking
open
the
knife
,
looking
from
one
of
the
bullies
to
the
other
;
holding
his
anger
in
control
,
waiting
to
see
which
one
would
jump
him
.
He
had
no
hesitation
about
stabbing
any
of
them
.
They
had
picked
on
someone
a
foot
shorter
than
they
were
,
but
they
had
not
expected
him
to
confront
them
.
The
boys
scattered
and
Ragen
walked
home
.
Jimbo
later
recalled
that
when
the
parents
of
the
boys
complained
that
Billy
had
threatened
their
sons
with
a
knife
,
Chalmer
listened
to
their
side
of
it
,
took
Billy
out
back
and
beat
him
.
Dorothy
knew
that
her
younger
son
had
changed
and
was
acting
strangely
.
"
Billy
wasn
’
t
Billy
at
times
,
"
she
recalled
later
.
"
He
was
moody
,
he
was
off
to
himself
.
I
would
say
something
to
him
and
he
wouldn
’
t
answer
me
,
like
he
was
far
off
and
thinking
about
it
,
staring
into
space
.
He
would
go
wandering
downtown
like
he
used
to
when
he
would
sleepwalk
.
He
’
d
do
it
from
school
.
Sometimes
if
they
caught
him
in
school
before
he
had
a
chance
to
wander
off
,
they
would
keep
him
and
call
for
me
to
come
and
get
him
.
Sometimes
he
’
d
just
leave
and
they
’
d
call
me
.
I
’
d
go
looking
for
him
everywhere
,
find
him
wandering
downtown
and
bring
him
home
,
and
I
’
d
say
to
him
,
‘
Okay
,
Billy
,
you
go
lay
down
.
’
But
that
child
didn
’
t
even
know
which
direction
his
bedroom
was
.
I
’
d
go
in
there
and
I
’
d
think
,
‘
My
God
!
’
‘
Well
,
how
do
you
feel
?
’
I
’
d
ask
him
when
he
’
d
wake
up
.
He
’
d
look
real
bewildered
and
say
,
‘
Did
I
stay
home
today
?
’
"
And
I
’
d
say
,
‘
No
,
Billy
,
you
did
not
stay
home
today
.
Don
’
t
you
remember
me
coming
after
you
?
You
were
at
school
and
Mr
.
Young
called
me
and
I
come
up
to
the
school
after
you
.
Don
’
t
remember
coming
home
with
me
?
’
