Closure?
We wound ourselves up with jokes about going to Mordor (the sky obligingly clouded over and it started to rain) but when we actually arrived at the Duchess of Kent Hospital in Catterick everything was very pleasant and unmilitary and the very nice psychiatrist spent an hour and a half with Joe and concluded by telling him that he'd write a letter to his (Joe's) C.O. recommending he be discharged.
So that was it? Apparently so.
I came away feeling rather flat.
But, of course, it's wonderful. Joe can now get on with the rest of his life....
So that was it? Apparently so.
I came away feeling rather flat.
But, of course, it's wonderful. Joe can now get on with the rest of his life....
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I can see that it's kind of anticlimactic after the other night.
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He CAN get on with the rest of his life. I will never understand why it's so easy to get into the Armed Forces and so difficult to get out of them.
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Me neither. But I guess the dice are always loaded in favour of the powerful.
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It seems to happen this way a lot: Really Big Episodes ultimately getting resolved in a very quiet, mundane.
My rational mind may say, better a quiet chat with a doc than the Battle of Peleannor Field, but there's another part of me that would have liked to triumph in high drama, with a John Williams soundtrack behind me.
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I reckon it'll take me a while to get used to the new situation.
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Amnd there could be no real motive for it but vindictiveness.