“You’re taking this very well,” Goma said. Eunice gave a semi-shrug. “Experience. You can fight the odds up… — Alastair Reynolds
“You’re taking this very well,” Goma said.
Eunice gave a semi-shrug. “Experience. You can fight the odds up to a point, but sooner or later you have to face reality. The universe doesn’t care about temper tantrums or pity.”
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