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She
allowed
him
to
carry
in
her
bag
of
candy
--
an
almost
ultimate
sign
of
trust
--
and
Louis
pondered
her
attitude
.
The
thought
of
Church
's
death
had
brought
on
near-hysteria
.
But
the
thought
of
grandmotherly
Norma
Crandall
dying
...
that
Ellie
seemed
to
take
calmly
,
a
matter
of
course
,
a
given
.
What
had
she
said
?
Another
one
and
another
one
,
until
...
boom
!
The
kitchen
was
empty
,
but
Louis
could
hear
Rachel
moving
around
upstairs
.
He
set
Ellie
's
candy
down
on
the
counter
and
said
,
"
It
does
n't
necessarily
work
that
way
,
Ellie
.
Norma
's
heart
attack
was
a
very
small
one
,
and
I
was
able
to
administer
the
treatment
right
away
.
I
doubt
if
her
heart
was
damaged
much
at
all
.
She
--
"
"
Oh
,
I
know
,
"
Ellie
agreed
,
almost
cheerfully
.
"
But
she
's
old
and
she
'll
die
pretty
soon
anyway
.
Mr.
Crandall
too
.
Can
I
have
an
apple
before
I
go
to
bed
,
Daddy
?
"
"
No
,
"
he
said
,
looking
at
her
thoughtfully
.
"
Go
up
and
brush
your
teeth
,
babe
.
"
Does
anyone
really
think
they
understand
kids
?
he
wondered
.
When
the
house
was
settled
and
they
were
in
their
side-by-side
twin
beds
,
Rachel
asked
softly
,
"
Was
it
very
bad
for
Ellie
,
Lou
?
Was
she
upset
?
"
No
,
he
thought
.
She
knows
old
people
croak
at
regular
intervals
,
just
like
she
knows
to
let
the
grasshopper
go
when
it
spits
...
like
she
knows
that
if
you
stumble
on
the
number
thirteen
when
you
're
skipping
rope
,
your
best
friend
will
die
...
like
she
knows
that
you
put
the
graves
in
diminishing
circles
up
in
the
Pet
Sematary
...
"
Nope
,
"
he
said
.
"
She
handled
herself
very
well
.
Let
's
go
to
sleep
,
Rachel
,
okay
?
"
That
night
,
as
they
slept
in
their
house
and
as
Jud
lay
wakeful
in
his
,
there
was
another
hard
frost
.
The
wind
rose
in
the
early
morning
,
ripping
most
of
the
remaining
leaves
,
which
were
now
an
uninteresting
brown
,
from
the
trees
.
