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Apr 17, 2013 07:31PM

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Stay whole.

Stay whole."
Well said.


that could also be an alternative moral. But i think the thing we should really value is who we are.


I think the second book goes a lot more into the political views - this book was more micro and the next book more macro

Is the second book good? I'm afraid to read it because what if it's terrible and ruins Unwind for me?


I think the moral of Unwind was a premise for all the books. I thought it was mainly about not letting anyone decide how who you should be - yourself. Others aren't allowed to make your decisions, you are the author of your own story, letting others getting in on the plot ruins the suspense.

well said.

Shanna wrote: "I took it largely as attempting to control people's reproduction with a blanket one size fits all solution is a recipe for disaster. There is no black and white only shades of grey. And ignoring th..."
So true; I agree, all parents who choose to Unwind their children are looking for them to be the "perfect" child, but to be the "perfect" child, you'll have to be a result of patches in a man-made quilt [hint hint UnWholly]
So true; I agree, all parents who choose to Unwind their children are looking for them to be the "perfect" child, but to be the "perfect" child, you'll have to be a result of patches in a man-made quilt [hint hint UnWholly]

