PAR’s Reviews > Water: Generation Mars, Book Three > Status Update

“How to explain the effect of light on one so long in darkness? Light is air; light is shelter; light is water; light is food. Light is camaraderie and happiness. Light is home. The fatigue in her arms and legs vanished. All she wanted to do was descend into that light.”

“You were judging her based on how she looks and behaves now. That’s ok. We evaluate people and situations based on the data we have at hand. But always remember that we are working from an incomplete dataset when it comes to people. You rarely know what battles another person is fighting.”

“You were judging her based on how she looks and behaves now. That’s ok. We evaluate people and situations based on the data we have at hand. But always remember that we are working from an incomplete dataset when it comes to people. You rarely know what battles another person is fighting.”

“Think about water. It doesn’t try to do anything. Just flows whatever way is easiest. Whether by gravity or pressure difference, it always settles to the point of lowest energy, taking the shape of whatever it is in. It doesn’t do anything, but its action has shaped the surface of Mars. And of Earth. And without it, life would never have existed.”