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‘I’m so very tired of people telling me what I should want, what I should do, and why I should be grateful,’ she said through gritted teeth. ‘I’ve been passed around in service like a coin at market. I’ve been scrubbing floors all my life. Where’s my revolution? How’s a woman like me supposed to be able to find a job that isn’t in the town I live?
Eleanor’s natural cynicism made her wonder if it hadn’t been so much a case of heroic defenders of normal men and women, but rather two competing forces, both of whom wanted to dominate humanity.
This was sounding like the sort of argument where people claimed that the country was being infiltrated by foreign agents, and said that it must be true because nobody knew about it.
