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3. I don't condemn Carol, in fact I find her sympathetic and even likable. She values individuality and
Fri Dec 19, 2025, 05:34 PM
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creativity, and her complaints against the hive mind are legitimate. She rebels against the manipulation of humanity by an outside force. I like her determination and resourcefulness, and I often find her irreverent attitude amusing. To me she is emotionally defensive and a bit immature, which is why she can only manage mediocre and cliched writing. I see the show heading towards an affirmation of individuality and diversity, together with a recognition of the interdependence of people and society.

It occurs to me that our respective interpretations are not mutually exclusive. I can easily see an overlap between the two.

To maintain the story there will inevitably be conflicts between Carol and the Paraguayan. He seems to snap at people a lot. As I recall he says something negative about his mother. I expect he will also prove to have a complex and cynical worldview, one which will open up in the course of the narrative.

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