There were clear class divisions among the protestors: the upper-class ones stood back and gave the orders… — Genevieve Cogman
There were clear class divisions among the protestors: the upper-class ones stood back and gave the orders, while the lower-class ones did the actual work. Some things didn’t change, no matter how many worlds you visited.
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