She’s probably only now beginning to be able to think for herself, he thought. And she’ll be hating it. Will… — Tim Powers
She’s probably only now beginning to be able to think for herself, he thought. And she’ll be hating it. Will she acknowledge the responsibilities that she can now clearly see, or will they be so appalling that she’ll just want to return to the selfless haze?
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