While it wasn't the intention for the characters in question, I did like how Soylent green had the concept of "furniture," or young women offered as an apartment amenity to the wealthy.
While it wasn't the intention for the characters in question, I did like how Soylent green had the concept of "furniture," or young women offered as an apartment amenity to the wealthy.
I remember thinking once that a deer is not merely the animal - its a part of a larger context of a forest with adjoining fields or meadows. The animal out of context (zoo, in a city, in outer space) may become a different animal with differing behaviors, strategies, perhaps even life purpose. Think of a wolf vs. a dog.
For characters, and people, understanding and sometimes changing that context, could bring about substantial changes in the person.
While it wasn't the intention for the characters in question, I did like how Soylent green had the concept of "furniture," or young women offered as an apartment amenity to the wealthy.
I remember thinking once that a deer is not merely the animal - its a part of a larger context of a forest with adjoining fields or meadows. The animal out of context (zoo, in a city, in outer space) may become a different animal with differing behaviors, strategies, perhaps even life purpose. Think of a wolf vs. a dog.
For characters, and people, understanding and sometimes changing that context, could bring about substantial changes in the person.