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。 He enlisted in the Army after Pearl Harbor； but never got overseas； he died at Fort Bragg； in a truck accident。
John； meanwhile； relaxed beneath Brutal's fingers。 I don't think he understood much； if any； of what Brutal was telling him； but he took fort from Brutal's hand on his shoulder。 Brutal； who died of a heart attack about twenty…five years later （he was eating a fish sandwich and watching TV wrestling when it happened； his sister said）； was a good man。 My friend。 Maybe the best of us。 He had no trouble understanding how a man could simultaneously want to go and still be terrified of the trip。
〃John Coffey； you have been condemned to die in the electric chair； sentence passed by a jury of your peers and imposed by a judge of good standing in this state。 God save the people of this state。 Do you have anything to say before sentence is carried out？〃
John wet his lips again； then spoke clearly。 Six words。 〃I'm sorry for what I am。〃
〃You ought to be！〃 the mother of the two dead girls screamed。 〃Oh you monster； you ought to be！ YOU DAMN WELL OUGHT TO BE！〃
John's eyes turned to me。 I saw no resignation in them； no hope of heaven； no dawning peace。 How I would love to tell you that I did。 How I would love to tell myself that。 What I saw was fear； misery； inpletion； and inprehension。 They were the eyes of a trapped and terrified animal。 I thought of what he'd said about how Wharton had gotten Cora and Kathe Detterick off the porch without rousing the house： He kill them with they love。 That's how it is every day。 All over the world。
Brutal took the new mask from its brass hook on the back of the chair； but as soon as John saw it and understood what it was； his eyes widened in horror。 He looked at me； and now I could see huge dro
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