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She'd been trying to think of things all week, she and David. They had been loading the camper with camping equipment, cooking utensils, food, games, clothes, everything they thought they would need on the trip. She had gotten that boy Brian down the street to water the lawn and had asked Eleanor Trimble across the street to collect the mail. She had stopped delivery of the newspaper. But what she felt didn't seem to have anything to do with all that. Someone had walked over her grave, as her mother used to say.
Jesse wondered what part Marty would see when he went. He was sure Marty would go. It was only a matter of time, since he dropped out of college. He could have his draft notice waiting for him when they got home from vacation, if he hadn't already gotten it. No. Mary would have told him. Well, he might have gotten it today. He would go over there like Mac had, not knowing what he was doing there, not wanting to be there, bitter against the government for sending him there. He stared out the windshield at the maze of red dots in front of him and watched the beams of his headlights eat up the asphalt.
He had finally talked them into letting him take one man with him. One man. Jesus Christ. He sat at the kitchen table while he told Mary about it, and ran his hand through his hair. Mary was heating up the spaghetti the rest of them had had for dinner. It was one of Jesse's favorite meals and she had planned it as a kind of celebration after buying the camper, but Jesse had been late. "Marty got the two weeks off," she said quietly. "I suppose he's out somewhere now," Jesse said. "The band was having a party.
