His thoughts, Helio said, are as clear as plastic to me, and mine likewise to him. We are both prisoners, Mister, in a hostile land. At that Arnie laughed loud and long. Truth always amuses the ignorant, Helio said.
by Philip K. Dick (0 Reviews)
In Philip K. Dick's "Martian Time-Slip," Helio expresses a profound understanding of communication between himself and another character, indicating that their thoughts are transparent and easily comprehensible to each other. He likens their situation to being imprisoned in a land that is hostile to them, reflecting a shared sense of isolation. This moment underscores the depth of their connection amidst adversity. Arnie’s laughter at Helio’s comment highlights a tension between wisdom...
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