Their argument was this: the boy was twenty-one now and capable of making his own decisions; as long as he wasn’t in trouble with the law, as long as he wasn’t in a mental hospital, as long as he wasn’t asking them for money, they had no right to force him to do anything against his will – not even to make him talk to them, which he obviously had no wish to do. Give him time, they said. He’ll figure it out.
P. Auster. Sunset Park, p.177
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