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Killing Children


"Killing Children" is a short story by Orson Scott Card. It appears in his short story collections ''Capitol'' and ''The Worthing Saga''. Card first published it in the November 1978 issue of ''Analog Science Fiction and Fact''.
==Plot summary==
Linkeree Danol thinks he is in psychiatric hospital for murdering his mother. However, when his mother shows up at the hospital to visit him he starts acting like a five-year-old boy and runs away from the hospital. While outside he goes onto the plains of his world and finds an abandoned baby. Since he can do nothing to help the baby he leaves it where he found it and is later found by the primitive tribe that abandoned the baby. The next day the tribe goes back to where the baby was left and eats it. Linkeree sees this and decides that it was his past they are cutting up and eating and is cured of his insanity. He realizes that it was a young woman that he was dating that he killed but that his mother had driven him insane from years of psychological abuse. When Linkeree returns to the hospital he tells his doctor that if he goes back to live with his mother he will go insane again. His doctor agrees and helps him leave his world and go to the planet Capitol.

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