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Could ial Favk’y Heart sie oped aanemering, But his face was - Soul. 2 “ cniady cused ia oo Reley, LA mterned “ag Cal Mid ashen as he entered the farmhouse. “Good God,” RH ceected hin puzzigally. “You look like you just et eut ef prison.” Jack slumped to a chair .t¥O Fadia announcements, i patted Jack ou the back. The Weed cracked epee the dear aral DeFreese way : Wolfe burst in, brandishing suns, Knecking hiss tg * the flear and hiching hint in the face with heavy hoon, and told his story of the | They xrabhes Patty and ceetied her Richins and Everybody smiled and ' sereaming to the Waiting ear. There they shoved her canmiraderie carried over {inte the trunk with 2 brusque order: “Get in and ; keep quiet.” ; ~~ Patty was seared and half-naked but she sD : lay Zs i ers b oo zy » penne Maro hatdeved ot her Kaiacpyers. “Dao't dh qand y ti ke tO oer ees RACE Seeva ENC MC any shit, A . » ee —— —Even—in—t lose —firstterribte—moments -Art5-— Fh AX WIT ATL FataveTa WaAn as Patricia Campbell! Hearst managed td sum- wiasve Ade Y Ye wae jv uu AO eee Men up the dariu: and atroxacace Haat hat Bevan her stele throurh 19 yeors of life as an heiress to the Hearst fortune. Iter parents had provided every iadul- gence. tolerated her dope. smoking, her Sneaking our to rock concerts at San Fran- cisco’s Fillmore auditerium and her faded blue jeans. When she cauda't accept the Cathalic school discipline that required her to scrub toilets for breaking petty rules, her parcats transferred -ker to a more flexible _ Nonsectarian school. 3 It was there she met Weed, a math teacher | and the school’s most cligible bachelor. Two years later. when she was 1S, she moved in with him. Her parents initiay disapproved and! Patty hriefix worked at paving her own bills, holding a $2.75 Per nour joh in a Cepartinent store for four months. But when she gave that up to return to school, her father paid for her hooks, uiition and the’ Out-of-wedlock apactmenr as well, Over the next year her father supplied enough money to buy expensive prints from her grand- father’s collection, Persian Tees, 2 tenth. century Persian Manuscript and dozens. of plants. . Pauly was not used to discomfort. Her life had been insulated fron real-life drama and Pain. She assumed ber facher would quickly ransom her, . She was kept blindSatved in a stuify, closet. sized room with 2 here Hightbuly and s port. There were no windews aad it was hat. She of time and didn’t feel like eating, She was told her parents loved money mere than her, ; She was not raped or starved or otherwise brutatized. ‘J helped j stainina. But Donald DeFreeze, the SLA leader known as ‘unity to | Ruces were held between a rickety barn and 2 finish | Cingue, kept Up 2 Constant intiinidution. He berated ‘talk that ‘ line marked by 3 chifu’s rusting vellaw Swing set. | her and her iumily for being part of a ruling class that “* harvest, 7 Putty was Surprisingly swift: Jack, once an Outstanding | was sucking bload from the cammon people. - Ste num- | sprinter himself, was hard pressed to outrun her. He “Your mommy and daddy are insects.” he yelled. ° ‘Wank. a had hegun te hike Patty. She enjoyed joking around “They should be made to crawl on-their hands and “sMunding , and displayed an exuberance that had been impossible I knees like insects if they want you back.* . seats the | to imagine two weeks before. Her snappisihness had Patty tried to defend ‘her parents. Fhev had not hurt laa teeta: nF rE tips wrist oe gee TT eens 4 y ne pt eee enFre Tes tt . eae. Pee PIA f mLzion, It wa Fd ane, eS tet WE Bere teat Seo Nettle ecahat Laat: Bel sd Ramin eee roel vee —— —__ i. 2d by the -ad grass Sim while i t0 the following days. Jack was ashed to teach a hasic ) Sct of exercises. He fashioned weights from conercte i able cut. i lost track ied the fugitives | to restore their. Sirength and blocks for muscle building and “—~Sseamp- through wind sprints | | 2 the judy. j dusipatgg. ee anvone. They were goad People. Cinque was wrong. & } epotists, 1 fhe Hl chided Jack about the political ittelevancy | He had Never met them. eo, * “s essue of j of? ports and his work at the JSS. Dut she exercised - But Pauy feared Cinque. He told her she'd be Ba ~urtivors, + day under his rigorous tutelage. During one hard | killed if her parcats did not-meet the SLA's demands, i ‘co farma | rg, she stepped in a gopher hole and crashed forward {| and she believed hin. ~~ ‘ith the | on’a twisted ankle. She limped back to the house So Patty grew impationt as the ransom nvgotiations ts i hunging onty Jack's shoutter. There he massaged and | bupeed down. “f felt My parents were debating how ay * Iocated. - taped the ligament. A similar injury had ended Jack's j much faves worth.” she later told Jack. “Like they nh ind. Patty uthtetic earcer ond ruined his shot at the Olympics | figured | way worth $2 million but J wasn't worth Re “40 plead | when he was Patty's ape. 310 million. It was 3 terribly fecting that my parents Be PP Mane | Patty spent the afternoon resting on the porch, Jack could think of ne in terms of dollars und cents. Dfelr eu j Mayed with her and they bevsn to talk uhgut Patty's 1 sick alt over, , t es “ee dack 2 conversion to the SLA, Ir angered hee when her. futher Visited San Quentin at he Neha, . ° . . | aad reported tat the living conditions there wete fine, ce ee ay yeni , i ee