Second Tree From the Corner
...oblem actually isn’t that bad. I feel the same way sometimes. It seems as though I’m going crazy, but I see other people’s problems and I realize they are far worse than mine and the people seem normal. Like him I look for something good in my life or something obtainable to try and fix the problem. Not necessarily solve it, but something to satisfy it. He used the second tree from the corner. He wanted to know what he wanted in life, so he chose that tree. It satisfied him. Didn’t necessarily solve it, but satisfied it. Mr. Trexler is like me the way he handles people. For instance when the psychiatrist asked him what he wanted, Mr. Trexler did the same thing I would do. Reverse the question and aim it towards the psychiatrist. Also with the medical book Mr. Trexler saw in the office. That would creep me out the same way it did him. The only difference between him and me is that I would have never gone to the psychiatrist in the first pla...