Reviewer: Gul Rejal Signed [Report This]
Date: 05 Dec 2011 09:06 Title: Chapter 17

What? Aliens are not sentient? They talk, converse and all that stuff, but they are not really sentient and more like slaughter animals?

On one hand I appreciate not approving of sex without consent, on the other hand using rape as a weapon makes me sick. So in the end Calafans make me sick.

Jenn isn't much better, though. Do those people in MU think about anything else than copulation? They are preoccupied with it and it's surprising they get anything done.

Reading about Doug made this chapter much easier to digest :) He cares, he really really cares and wants to help her.

Author's Response:

Yes - Doug begins to step up here.

As for the Calafans, they have a system of government that's been selling them a bill of goods - that everyone who isn't a Calafan is inferior to them. They bring a specimen in, study that person this way, and then congratulate themselves on how superior they are.

Oh, and Doug's name is important, too - in Anglo-Saxon, the name (which was total serendipity) means "dark stranger".