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We needed to free you—the least dangerous of you anyway. But we couldn’t let your numbers grow. We couldn’t let you begin to become what you were.”
He withdrew from them, reminded by their unity of his own solitude.
He was Oankali enough to be listened to by other Oankali and Human enough to know that resister Humans were being treated with cruelty and condescension.
Intelligence at the service of hierarchical behavior. They were not free.
