But they knew from that day forward who the piggies were, just as the readers of the Hive Queen had… — Orson Scott Card
But they knew from that day forward who the piggies were, just as the readers of the Hive Queen had understood the buggers, and the readers of the Hegemon had understood humankind in its endless quest for greatness in a wilderness of separation and suspicion.
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