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Neeum Zawan wrote:
> After all, giving human rights to aliens is a bit silly to assume,
> don't you think?
True, it's a rather silly assumption ;)
>> Because the aliens that were found on the ship were the worker class,
>> who had been bred (and trained) to just take orders. Sure, some of them
>> would fight, but most of the time you could get them to back down by
>> just being confident and acting like you were in command.
>
> I must have missed all the indications of this. Did they point out
> different classes among the aliens?
No, just the workers (and Christopher). It's assumed that there are
other classes, but they never go into it. Nor do they spend any time on
where all the other leaders are (dead? missing? hiding like Christopher?).
...Chambers
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