Stephen King. It (№ 336850)

He instinctively understood how most of the guys that they live below the field of view of adults and below their field of thinking. When an adult is talking, dancing and singing down the street, thinking adults their thoughts about work, about friends, about buying a car and anyway, whatever he thought, he never notices children playing hopscotch, or a war, or playing tag, or hide and seek. Bullies like Henry could have plenty to hunt for other guys, while they remained under this line of vision. Most is that the adult could say something like "stop it" and then again to continue their patentovedenie-the humming, without worrying about being stopped a bully or not. So the bully was waiting for an adult will turn the corner... and then returned to their work as usual. It was like adults thought that real life begins only when a person has a height of five feet.