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I am quite skeptic about that effect. When a ractor's voice reaches the child, it is changed completely. Only some pattern remain here and there. And Miranda
by rg111 3y ago
I am quite skeptic about that effect.
When a ractor's voice reaches the child, it is changed completely. Only some pattern remain here and there.
And Miranda just read words from a screen without ever touching or seeing Nell. She didn't even do anything on her own accord.
So, I am quite skeptic.
- giraffe_lady 3y agoThe book was quite clear that Nell intuited the presence of a caring entity on the other end of the scenes. She was even able to determine sometimes whether or not it was present in a specific interaction, though she didn't have a clear model for what she was sensing or why it would be sometimes absent. What are you skeptical about? How the scenario in the book would play out in real life? I mean it's sci fi we don't have nanotech either. But the text of the novel itself is very clear about the value/necessity of the nurturing actor. If you have another way to interpret the text I'm open to hearing it but the author makes it pretty unambiguous imo.