You Decide
He had read the six pages.
He is about fifty-five and he has been in that unit for eleven years and he has the specific flat kindness of a man who has told several hundred people something they did not want to hear.
He said: “Ms.
Restrepo, I want to go through your document.
Not because there’s anything wrong with you making it.
I’d rather have it than not.
But you’ve built a theory and I’m going to take it apart, and I’d rather do it in a room than have you carry it around for another year.”