I know what the Child Protection Agency is, "said Alice. Malcolm had his mouth full of food, but managed to release: "What then?" Her dæmon said, "bastards," and growled again.
Alice acknowledges her understanding of the Child Protection Agency, a statement that piques Malcolm's curiosity. Despite having a mouthful of food, he prompts her for more information, showing his interest in the topic being discussed.
Meanwhile, the tension in the conversation is reflected by Alice’s dæmon, who expresses disdain by growling and calling them “bastards.” This reaction suggests strong feelings about the agency, hinting at a narrative that explores deeper moral or societal issues surrounding child protection.
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