ricky was a young boy是什么意思、读音(“Believer and Antagonist”（7年级）)

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Thesoundoftheambulancehadmadethecrowedplacesoundedmorelikeamess.Aspacewasleftinthecrowdwhereaboyabout16yearsoldwascoveredwithbloodthatwasnothisown.Inhisarmswrappedaroundhislittlebrotherwholaidsoundlesslyandrainbegintofall...

Treywasdreamingagain.Hedreamedofhismother.Howshesmileateveryoneandtookcareofthefamily.Howshecooksathomeandhowshelaidpeacefullyonthehospital’sbed.Thenhewokeupnotrememberinganything.

Treywas16yearsoldwithlongblondhairalwaystiedupandpaleblueeyeswithlongeye-lashes,Hewasverywhiteasifhewassickandskinnybutpowerfulatthesametime.Hewasveryprettyforaboybuthehateditwhenpeoplesaythat.

Hehaddrunklastforthewholenightwithhiscrew.Lastnight,Treywastoldthathisfatherwascapturedandarrestedbypolicefordrugging.Hehaddonenothingbutdrinkingthatnight.Hewastrulygladaboutit,“ThatIfinallygotridofmyfather,”hethought.Notsurewhathewasfeeling.

“Heybro,you'relateforschool!”AndrescalledwakingTreyupfromallhisthoughts.

AndreswasTrey’s“littlebrother”inthecrew.HewasonlyfourteenwhenhejoinedthemandnoonereallyknewwherehecamefromorwhohisfamilywasHewasjustanordinarykidwhoTreyfoundinthetrashcan,bulliedbyolderkids.SmallerkidsbeingbulliedhappensoftenatHowlandHighSchool.ButAndreswasdifferentfromtheotherkids.Hejokedabouthowhewasbulliedlikehewastalkingaboutanotherpersonandnothimself.

“SomethingIcan’tdomyself.”That’swhatTreythoughtwhenhetookAndresinwiththecrew.AfterthatAndreshadbecamelikeasmallbrotherforthecrew,especiallyTrey.AnyonewhomessedwithAndresmessedwiththewholecrew.AndreslivedatthesameoldrustybuildingsasTreyandhealwaysmanagedtoshoutTreyawaketobenotlateforschool.Itwentkindof“outofcontrol”foronetimewhenTreyalmostbeatAndreupifhewasn’tstoppedbyothercrewmates.

“Shutyourmouthup!Littlebrother!”

Treydon’twanttoadmitit,buthewaskindofhoppingtoheartheannoyingsoundofAndresnow.Itisthesoundthatdragshimbackfromthefeelingofemptinessintoreality.

“Comeonman,Iwasn’tjoking!Takemeserioussometimesandyou’llfigurethatI’mthetruekingofthecrew!...”Treyignoredhim,nooneeverytakeAndresserious,itjusttakeuptoomuchbrainto.

“I’llgiveyoutwominutestorunbeforeIbeatyouup.”Treysaidinacalmvoice.

Treygrabbedhisleatherjacketandwentdownstairsaccidentallyknockingtwowinebottles.HewentoutsideandfoundtheaghastAndres.Hestoodsilentlylookingatthespotinfrontofhim.Treyfollowedhissightandfound,layingontheroad,aboybutbarelyabletoberecognized.ItwasRicky,thequietlittleboythathadalwaystriedhisbesttotakecareofthecrew.Hetookcareofeveryone’sinjuriesafterafightandkeptitinmindlikearealdoctordoes.Butnowtheboyjustlaidthere,barelybreathing.

TreyandAndrescamebackfromthehospital.“It’sBenwhodidit,hehasbeenthreateningthecrewformonth.”Andres‘svoicewasfilledwithhatred.ButTreysaidnothing.Hewasstaringbehindthem,itwasBen,whojustgotofanexpansivecarasheusuallydoes.Ben’sfamilywasveryrichandhehadalwaysbeenthe“goodstudent”thateveryonelikes.TreythoughtsotoountilhesawBendodrugswhilebeatingakidup.Afterthat,Ben’sparentshadbeenthreateningTreynottotell.

TreywalkedstraighttowardBen,grabbinghisheadandslammingittotheground.Benwasstruggledtogetup,halfofhisheadwasbleeding.“Youcrazy-”Ben’scursingwasstoppedbyanotherpunchfromTrey,hepunchedBenashardashecanandforawhile,Benthoughtthathe’sgoingtodietoday.ThenTreyhadstoppedandBenmanagedtogetup,hequicklybackedawayfromTrey.LookingatTreyasifhewasamonster.Buttherewasnofearinhiseyesandonlyprovocation.

Akidwaslookingatthem.ItwastheirschoolmateJackie,theshyastuteboy.Hewasaghastandjuststoodthere.Benturnoverrunningtothehimandstandbehindhimlikehewasscaredandneededprotection.ButfromthesideTreycouldseehimhehadaswitchbladeheldbehindJackieandTreyknowswhathewants.“Whatareyoulookat?Didn’tyoueverseenbullying?Gotelltheteacherifyouarebraveenoughto!”Treysaidwitheachwordsapaininhisheart.AndthetonesoundedexactlylikethemanwhoTreyhatedthemost,hisfather.

That’swhatBenwhattodo,hewantstobethevictimandtheperfectsone.HehadspreadderogatorycommentsonTreyovertheschoolwhileshammedhiskindnesstoothers.

Benwasgone.Hehadreachedhisgoalandcan’tstandthepainofhisinjuries.TreyandAndresdecidetoleaveaswell,butthen,justbeforethesightofJackievanishesbeforehiseyes,hesawasilhouetteofsomeonefamiliarwalkingtowardsJackie.

“Howdareyoubullysomeoneagain!Ithoughttheschoolhasalreadytoldyouaboutthis,doyouwanttogetinjailyoungman?Andlistentome!”Theprincipalshookandreprimandedtheboyinfrontofhimthatlookslikehe’sgoingtofallasleep.Treyhadbeenthemostoftenguestoftheprincipal’sofficesincefirstyearofschool.Hewasusedtotheoldmantalkingforhoursabouthisgradeandrulestofollowasastudent.Treywaspleasedwithhowsomeonewasimpartialtoeveryoneandcaredabouthisgradessomuch,buthejustdon’tseemtohavethecompetenttodoanybetter.“SeehereTrey,thegovernmenthadtoldmethatifyoucan’tgetabettergrade,thegovernmentdohavetheauthoritytosendyoutoaboy’shomeforbettereducation.”ThePrincipalsighedasfinallylettingoutabadnews.

“I’mgoingtoassignRanndyfromthird-grade(high-school).tohelpyoustudyyouunderstand?Thisisyouronlychance.”

Treysaidnothing.HerememberRanndy,aboywithbrownhair,alittlecurly,emeraldgreeneyes.Hewasenthusiasticandjusttoobrightenforsomeonewhogrewupinanenvironmentlikethis.Theywerecompletelydifferentpeople.AndTreystillrememberedwhentheyfirstmetasclassmatesinmiddleschool.

“Hi.IsyournameTrey?MynameisRanndy.Youmustbenewhere.Icanshowyouaround!Youcanaskmeanythingisyouhavequestionsorifyouneedhelp.”Ranndysaidexcitedly.

Itwasnoonandsunlightpassedthroughthewindow,andforawhile,TreybelievedthatRanndycanmakeanyoneasbrightashimself.Anyonebuthim.

AfterthenRanndystartedgivinghimlittlegifts.Itfrightenedhimalittleatfirstdotonoonehadevergivenhimanygiftsbefore.Treywastoovulnerableasforsomeonewhogrownupinaplacelikethis.

Changehappenedinanafternoon.AkidmaintainedthatTreywasguiltyforthemissing$20thatwasleftintheteachers’office.Nobodyevenconsideredthatthekidliedaboutthemoney.NoonepayedheedtoTrey’sexplanationuntilRanndyhadcame.Hewasgrabbingthekid’sbackpack,andthereitwas,the$20.

Afterthat,TreyhadbecameafollowerofRanndy.EverywhereRanndywent,Treyfollows.Theywenttoschooltogether,atetogetherandplayedtogether.TheywereusedtobeingtogetheruntilonedayTrey’smotherhaddiedfailedtofightcancer.Trey’swholefamilymovedandhevanishedfromRanndy’slifenotevenhadthechancetosaygoodbye.

“HiTrey,soI’myourtutorRanndyandyoustillremembermeright?”Ranndystarttalking,hehadgrownintwoyears,stillenthusiasticasusually,butalsoalittlenervous.

“Yeh,andalsoanothermyfriendJackieisgoingtohelpyouwiththeELA...”AsRanndytalked,TreysawJackiepeakedinsidetheclassroomthenhiseyeswasfullofterrorasheseesTreysittinginit.Ranndydidn’tseemstonoticeanddraggedJackieinsideintroducinghimtoTrey.

“Jackie,meetTrey.Trey,thisisJackie.”

Jackielookedlikedhe’sgoingtodrowninfearasTreylooksathim.

“I’msorry,excuseme,”JackieranoutoftheclassroomleavingTreyandRanndyalone.

“Iguessyoushouldgochasehimfirst?”TreytriedimitatingthesoftpolitetoneofRanndybutfailandsoundedsarcasticinstead.Ranndyfrownalittle,butthensaidnothingandchasedafterJackie.

Afterthat,Ranndyhadtutoredhimlikeateacherbutneverasenthusiasticasbefore.TreyhadnodoubtthatJackiehadtoldhimaboutthewhole“bully”thinghehaddone.Treydon’tcareifpeopledon’tunderstandwhatreallyhappenedorwhattheythinkofhim.Ifitswhattheybelievethensobeit.ButRanndywasdifferenttohim.Itfeltedliketheonlypersonwhohadbelievedhimhadgivenuponhim.

TreylookedatRanndy,hewastalkingtohimaboutthequestionshehadgotwrong.Sunlightshinesonhimjustasthesameasthefirstdaytheymet.HisemeraldgreeneyesseemstostoponTreyforasecondthenmovedaway.Treyfeltsomethinghadflickeredinsidehimlikeaburstingflameburninghotterthenever.

Treywasnotsurewhathewasfeelingthatday.Hehadneverputfaithinanyonebuthiscrewmatesafterhismotherhaddied.Hewasloathtodoit.ButwhenRanndyaskedhimifhewantstobefriendwithhim,hehadwantedtoyessomuchthathehadranoutofclassroomtostophimself.

“ThatisthemoststupidthingIhadeverdoneandIbetthatAndreswilllaughatmefortheentireyearifheknowsit.”Treythought.

JustthenhesawAndresrunningtowardhim.Hestopped,gaspingforair.

“Ihavetoadmonishyouaboutsomething.Youcan’ttrustRanndy!”

ThenTreywantedAndrestostop,andtostopwhateverhe’sabouttosay.HewishedthatthetimecanjuststaysthesameforeverwhenhestillthinksthathecouldbefriendwithRanndyandfinallybelieveinsomeone.ButitgoesonandAndreskepttalking.

“Itwasatrapofthem,Ben,JackieandRanndy.Theywantedyouinaboy’shomeforrevengeofyour“bullying.”IheardthemtalkingaboutityesterdayandI’msorryyouhavetoknowthissolate.IjustthoughtyouweresohappyandIjustcouldn’truinitforyou...I’msorryTrey.”

Treyhadknownthatthiswillhappensomeday,everytime,peoplegivehimfalsehopesthendumphimlikehedoesn’thaveanyfeelings,sohehadstophisfeelingsandshuttingdownhimself.Butstilltheygethimeverytime.

Treyranbacktotheclassroom,grabbingRanndyandpushinghimtothewall,hedon’twanttobelieveit,hewantRanndytoadmitithimself.

“DidyouonlytutoredmebecauseIbulliedBenandJackie?Isthisalljustsomekindofyourstupidrevenge?”

Treywaitedforhim,waitedforhimtoexcuseandsayno,that’snottrue.ButRanndydidn’tsayanything,heturnedawayhisheadunabletolookintoTrey’scleanblueeyesthathaddarken.Forthefirsttimehe,sawhurtfulnessinsidethem.

“Whataboutbeingfriends?Wasthatpartofyourtraptwo?”Treyaskedagain,voiceshaking.

“Noitwasn’t,Ijustthoughtthatyou’rethetypeofpersonthatneedssomehelpand...”RanndytriedexplainbutwasinterruptedbyTrey.

“Thetypeofperson?YouthinkthatI’mthekindofpersonthatneedsyourpityonme?Whodoyouthinkyouaretome!”Treyyell.

“Yes!You‘rethetypeofpersonthatnoonelikesandcanonlybullyothersforfun!”That’snotwhatRanndymeantatall.Ifhecouldchangeonethinginhislive,hewouldhavetakenbackthosewordsthathadhurtTreysobadlikenoonehashurthimbefore.

“Noyouareright,Iamthattypeofperson.Youdon’tneedtobesorry.I’msorryIyellatyou,youdidnothingwrong...”Treysaidwithavoicesosmallitsoundedlikehewastalkingtohimself.Helookedlikeasifallofhispowerhadbeendrainedoutofhimandhissouldimmedallthewaydowntothebottom.

Treywasonthecargoingtoaboy’shome,hewasn’tsurprisedthathehisgradesfailagain.Hehadtriedhisbest,butitturnsoutsameasusually.Thenthecarstoppedandturned.

“Excuseme,whereareyoutakingme?”Treyaskedthedriver.

“IjustgotamessagesayingtheresomethingwrongwithyourgradeandI’mtoldtosendyouback,”saidthedriver.TreywasconfusedashewasdrivenbacktoschoolandsawapolicetalkingtotheprincipalwithRanndybeside.

Ranndyhadneverexperiencedsomethinglikethis,forthewholeentirenighttheonlythinghecanthinkofisTrey.

“WhydidIsaythosethings?”Hethought,andfindinghimselfnotbelievingthatTreywouldreallybullysomeoneforfun.“Theremustbesomethingwrongaboutthis.AndImustapologizetohim.”

Thenthesecondday,RanndywastoldthatTreyhadfailhisgradeandwassendtoaboy’shome.

“That’simpossible!Treydidwellin...”Beforehecansayanythingtotheteacher.RanndywasstoppedbyBenwhopassedby.

“Whatareyoudoing?Don’tyourememberourrevengeplain?”“Butthat’snotwhatImeanttodoandnowheissendtoaboy’shomedoyouknowwhatthatmeanstoaperson?”RanndywantedtoexplainittoBen,let’sstoptherevengeTreyisaniceperson.ButBenlisteningatall.

“Whocaresaboutwhathappenstohim?Afterall,heisjustpoor,uselessandordinarychild.Whatcanhedotous?”

Ranndycouldn’tbelievethatthosewordswordcomingfromthesweet,gentleBen.Hecouldn’tbaretohearit.Andsohedidn’t.Hehadranawayfromhimshockedthathisworldhadflippedhisworld.

“Hey,youRanndyright?”Avoicecalledfrombehindhim.ItwastheboynamedAndresthathadalwaysstayedtogetherwithTrey.

“DoyouwanttoknowwhyTreyhadbulliedyourfellowgentlefriends?Causeoneofthemaren’tsogentleandniceasyouthought!DoyouhaveanyideasofwhatTreyhadbeenthroughandwhatBenhaddidtoTrey.Hismotherdiedoutofcancerwhenhewasonlythirteenandhisfatherhadbeentreatinghimlikeaslaveeversince...BenhadthreatenTrey’screwmates’familyforcingTreytoantagonizeeveryfriendofhis.HehadbeentreatingTreylikeatoyforfun.”Andresalmostsobashesaidit.

“Youweretheonlyhopehehad.Hehadtrustedyou,butyouhaven’tevenbelievedhim.”

Ranndywasrunningagain,thistimetotheprincipal’soffice.HoldingatestsheetwiththenameTreyonit.

“Mr.Principal!YouhavetoseeTrey’stestscore!”Ranndyhandedthesheetofpaperhehadtakenfromtheteacher’sfilestothePrincipal.Ithadascoreof97/100onit.

“Treyhadpassedandforthegradeofotherthings,hehadallpassedbutgotafailinggrade.”Ranndysaidanxiously.“Iseethat,thankRanndyfortellingmeaboutthis,Iwillcallthepolice.”

ThepolicehadcamefastfoundingabouthowBenhadthreatentheteachers’tofailingthegradeforTreyandhadfiguredthatBenhasbeendoingdrugs.ThepolicehadaskedBen’sparentstocomebutBenwasstillnotfoundintheschool.Treywassendback,confused.AndwhenhesawRanndy,thefirstthingheheardwashisapology.

“IamtrulysorryTrey,Ishouldn’thavesaidthosethingstoyou.Willyoustillwillingtobefriendwithme?”

“Andmetoo,”saidbyJackiethatpoppedoutofnowhere.Itfeltjustlikethehappyendingeveryonewaswaitingfor.ButsomethingfeltwrongtoTrey.Thenhefeltit,agunhadraisedbehindhim,itwasBen.

“Nobodymoves!”Everyonewentsilentastheysawthegun.ThepolicetriedtocalmBendownbutnothingseemstoworked.

“YouhadruineverythingformeTrey.Myfriendsandmywholeentirelive!IwouldbeputinjailandnoweveryoneknowshowgoodyouareandhowbadIam!You’rehappynow!”Bencried.

“ItdoesnotmatterwhatotherswillthinkofyouBen,it’swhatyouchoosetodo.YoucanstillchangeBen,justputdownthegun.”Treyspokewithacalmvoice.

“No!It’stoolateforme,andI’mtakingyouwithme!”Justthen,RanndywhenpushingTreyaway,butsomeonewasfaster.“Andres!”Alightningboltflashingoverthedarkcloudedskyandtheearthstartedtrembling.

Asrainbegintofall,thesoundofambulancesandthecryoflittlekidshadmadethecrowdedplacesoundedmorelikeamess.Theschoolbuildingwasalmostcompletelydevastatedbythesuddenearthquakethathadoccurred.Peoplewerediggingallovertheruinssearchingforothers.Inthecrowd,aspacewasleftwhereaboyabout16yearsoldwascoveredwithbloodthatisnothisown.Inhisarms,washislittlebrotherwholaidsoundlesslyandforthefirsttime,hewastakenseriouslybyhisbigbrother.

RanndyhadneverseenTreyeversincethedayofcrisis.HehadlostconnectionwithhimanditsometimesfeltedlikethatTreyandallthechaoshadneverappearedinthisworld.ItmayaswellbeadreamofhisuntilhesawhimagainatHarvardUniversity.Trey’spaleblondhairlongerthaneverwiththeblueeyesbrightenashesawhim.

“Hi,isyournameTrey?MynameisRanndyandwouldyouliketobefriendwithme?”Ranndyaskedthesametoneasthreeyearsbefore.

“Yes,Iwouldliketobeyourfriend.”saidTrey.Itwasthesamepersonaskingthesamequestion,butthistime,hegottentheanswerthathehadbeenwaitingfor.

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