Jesus. He could see the headlines now. Aliens Among Us. Run!
In the book "Shadows" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the protagonist envisions a sensational headline about extraterrestrial beings living among humans, highlighting the panic and hysteria such a revelation could provoke. The notion of "Aliens Among Us" captures the fear and intrigue surrounding the unknown, suggesting that society's reaction to the unusual would be one of rapid alarm rather than understanding.
This moment illustrates the character's perspective on how sensationalism in the media can distort reality. The quote reflects a broader theme of the narrative, where fear of the unfamiliar leads to chaotic responses, echoing a common motif in stories involving the supernatural or otherworldly beings.
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