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Having fun?” said George. “Yes, Mr Lane,” said Dinkesh…

“Having fun?” said George. “Yes, Mr Lane,” said Dinkesh. “Kenny has just flown out of the window.” “That’s nice,” said George, banishing from his mind the thought that children as young as Kenny and Dinkesh would be daft enough to take drugs in their bedrooms.” quote by Mark Gorton
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““Having fun?” said George. “Yes, Mr Lane,” said Dinkesh. “Kenny has just flown out of the window.” “That’s nice,” said George, banishing from his mind the thought that children as young as Kenny and Dinkesh would be daft enough to take drugs in their bedrooms.””

Mark Gorton

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This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

A casual conversation masks underlying denial about youth drug use, highlighting avoidance.

In simple terms: Denial hides serious issues.

Key Takeaway

Address problems directly.

Themes

denial youth drug use

Mood

concerned serious thoughtful

Type

advice reflective

When to use this quote

  • family discussions
  • school counseling
  • community outreach

Key Concepts

psychology communication

Questions to Reflect On

  • What prevents honest dialogue about drug use?
  • How can you create a safe space for truth?
A Different Perspective

Avoidance can worsen problems.

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