Mmmmm, maybe not just you. About the Dayna and Tarrant bit, I mean.
I don't think anybody else in the book really got it, but I think other readers did. Though it's complicated. Because what you have, when it's done, is still people, and they have their ways, and it's hard to untangle something like that. Jackson's Whole's clone factory is much more evil, but Mark had trouble even untangling that.
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Re: Cetagandan villainy
Date: 2010-02-19 05:53 am (UTC)I don't think anybody else in the book really got it, but I think other readers did. Though it's complicated. Because what you have, when it's done, is still people, and they have their ways, and it's hard to untangle something like that. Jackson's Whole's clone factory is much more evil, but Mark had trouble even untangling that.
P.