Another question

Hello,

It's me again.

Sorry to bother you with this passage (page 3, but for some reason I have
trouble understanding the logic of it...

At some point (middle-end of page), Colin says: "The thing is, I think I'm
trying to psych myself up to decide against them 'cause I think I ought to,
and that makes me feel sort of ashamed."

Would anyone be so kind as to read that page, put the previous passage in
its context and answer the following question: is Colin referring to the
dogs when he says "THEM"? And does "decide against them" mean "decide to
have them killed" in this context?

I'm pretty much sure that's what it means, but when I don't "feel" a
passage, I prefer to ask to make sure I didn't get the whole thing wrong .

Thanks again,

Lucas

Lucas Moreno wrote:
> Hello,
>
> It's me again.
>
> Sorry to bother you with this passage (page 3,

Page 38 of *what* ?

And the format matters too - page numbering can and usually is
different for different formats.

> but for some reason I have
> trouble understanding the logic of it...
>
> At some point (middle-end of page), Colin says: "The thing is, I think I'm
> trying to psych myself up to decide against them 'cause I think I ought to,
> and that makes me feel sort of ashamed."
>
> Would anyone be so kind as to read that page, put the previous passage in
> its context and answer the following question: is Colin referring to the
> dogs when he says "THEM"? And does "decide against them" mean "decide to
> have them killed" in this context?
>
> I'm pretty much sure that's what it means, but when I don't "feel" a
> passage, I prefer to ask to make sure I didn't get the whole thing wrong .
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Lucas
>
>