Dennis Gorelik (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
dennisgorelik) wrote2017-04-02 02:15 pm
dennisgorelik) wrote2017-04-02 02:15 pm
At 50, you should never read a book you liked at 14
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https://www.amazon.com/Puppet-Masters-Robert-Heinlein-ebook/dp/B00APA1EN2
Masters (extraterrestrial slugs) are turning humans into slaves and the world is divided. Problem is that even in the "free" territory only relationships Heinlein could imagine are master : slaves relationship. Love interest of our hero is intelligent woman and when she marries him, she turns into obedient slave with very limited vocabulary ("yes, dear"). The boss of our hero (and his father) is his master until the moment they switch the roles and afterwards he's just a slave. Etc. I started wondering why they're so dead set against those slugs. :(
This novel really hasn't aged well.
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Download "The Puppet Masters"
https://www.amazon.com/Puppet-Masters-Robert-Heinlein-ebook/dp/B00APA1EN2
Masters (extraterrestrial slugs) are turning humans into slaves and the world is divided. Problem is that even in the "free" territory only relationships Heinlein could imagine are master : slaves relationship. Love interest of our hero is intelligent woman and when she marries him, she turns into obedient slave with very limited vocabulary ("yes, dear"). The boss of our hero (and his father) is his master until the moment they switch the roles and afterwards he's just a slave. Etc. I started wondering why they're so dead set against those slugs. :(
This novel really hasn't aged well.
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Download "The Puppet Masters"