Thus, estimate is always in a constant state of recalculation because so many variables are involved: the level of danger, the potential for the danger to actually occur, the gravity of the potential harm, what the parent must be prepared to do in order to get to the child in order to prevent harm, etc. Rescue distance is the length of space anyone-but especially a parent-calculates is farthest possible that can exist between them and any potential danger the child may be facing. What the narrator terms “rescue distance” is a concept that every parent or guardian of a child intuitively develops, but usually without giving it a definite name. What is this “rescue distance” that the narrator is constantly calculating? It’s a low-wage population health care conundrum. Either that or they can depend upon a woman with the ability to read a person’s energy. The deal with the Green House is that when a person in the surrounding area gets sick they must rely upon the knowledge of a person educated and trained in the field medicine-sometimes called a doctor-who might or might not be available at the nearby clinic and who might or might not actually know about or be able to do anything to treat the person’s condition. Rather, she is a healer who gains those abilities through the psychic-like power to “read” the state of a person’s energy. This is a rather odd assumption, however, as the woman makes no bones about the fact that there strange powers are not psychic. The Green House is where a woman lives that many think professes to have psychic abilities. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.
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