Despite Lutha’s undoubted intelligence, she was constantly exploding like fireworks, laughing or crying… — Sheri S. Tepper
Despite Lutha’s undoubted intelligence, she was constantly exploding like fireworks, laughing or crying, passionate about every trifle. On Dinadh, we think of such behavior as typical of children, not serious adults.
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