[ Kitty's brow wrinkles as she turns the book over in her hands. Mandatory reading. So is this book a piece of propaganda, then? Something to indoctrinate its readers? Why else would people be forced to read it? Books that challenge your way of thinking, in Kitty's experience - those are kept away, behind lock and key. Books that anesthetize you, that lull you into stupidity, they're printed in big text with lots of pictures and pretty covers. But, to be fair, Kitty's experience isn't experience from this world; maybe that's just cynicism talking.
Still. The apologies are interesting. Her gaze flicks up from the cover of the book to the nearly-as-weathered face of the woman before her. ]
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Date: 2018-08-15 05:11 pm (UTC)Still. The apologies are interesting. Her gaze flicks up from the cover of the book to the nearly-as-weathered face of the woman before her. ]
So - you don't agree with that decision?