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If
Dillinger
had
understood
what
he
was
doing
(
which
seemed
incredible
)
then
he
got
what
was
coming
to
him
...
except
that
it
seemed
a
shame
that
he
had
n't
suffered
as
much
as
had
little
Barbara
Anne
--
he
practically
had
n't
suffered
at
all
.
But
suppose
,
as
seemed
more
likely
,
that
he
was
so
crazy
that
he
had
never
been
aware
that
he
was
doing
anything
wrong
?
What
then
?
Well
,
we
shoot
mad
dogs
,
do
n't
we
?
Yes
,
but
being
crazy
that
way
is
a
sickness
--
I
could
n't
see
but
two
possibilities
.
Either
he
could
n't
be
made
well
in
which
case
he
was
better
dead
for
his
own
sake
and
for
the
safety
of
others
--
or
he
could
be
treated
and
made
sane
.
In
which
case
(
it
seemed
to
me
)
if
he
ever
became
sane
enough
for
civilized
society
...
and
thought
over
what
he
had
done
while
he
was
"
sick
"
--
what
could
be
left
for
him
but
suicide
?
How
could
he
live
with
himself
?
And
suppose
he
escaped
before
he
was
cured
and
did
the
same
thing
again
?
And
maybe
again
?
How
do
you
explain
that
to
bereaved
parents
?
In
view
of
his
record
?
I
could
n't
see
but
one
answer
.
I
found
myself
mulling
over
a
discussion
in
our
class
in
History
and
Moral
Philosophy
.
Mr.
Dubois
was
talking
about
the
disorders
that
preceded
the
breakup
of
the
North
American
republic
,
back
in
the
XXth
century
.
According
to
him
,
there
was
a
time
just
before
they
went
down
the
drain
when
such
crimes
as
Dillinger
's
were
as
common
as
dogfights
.
The
Terror
had
not
been
just
in
North
America
--
Russia
and
the
British
Isles
had
it
,
too
,
as
well
as
other
places
.
But
it
reached
its
peak
in
North
America
shortly
before
things
went
to
pieces
.
"
Law-abiding
people
,
"
Dubois
had
told
us
,
"
hardly
dared
go
into
a
public
park
at
night
.
To
do
so
was
to
risk
attack
by
wolf
packs
of
children
,
armed
with
chains
,
knives
,
homemade
guns
,
bludgeons
...
to
be
hurt
at
least
,
robbed
most
certainly
,
injured
for
life
probably
--
or
even
killed
.
This
went
on
for
years
,
right
up
to
the
war
between
the
Russo-Anglo-American
Alliance
and
the
Chinese
Hegemony
.
Murder
,
drug
addiction
,
larceny
,
assault
,
and
vandalism
were
commonplace
.
Nor
were
parks
the
only
places
--
these
things
happened
also
on
the
streets
in
daylight
,
on
school
grounds
,
even
inside
school
buildings
.
But
parks
were
so
notoriously
unsafe
that
honest
people
stayed
clear
of
them
after
dark
.
"
