My relative examined you, observed a few of your normal body cells, compared them with what it had learned from other hu — Octavia E. Butler
My relative examined you, observed a few of your normal body cells, compared them with what it had learned from other hu — Octavia E. Butler
My relative examined you, observed a few of your normal body cells, compared them with what it had learned from other hu — Octavia E. Butler
My relative examined you, observed a few of your normal body cells, compared them with what it had learned from other hu — Octavia E. Butler
My relative examined you, observed a few of your normal body cells, compared them with what it had learned from other hu — Octavia E. Butler
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My relative examined you, observed a few of your normal body cells, compared them with what it had learned from other humans most like you, and said that you had not only a cancer, but a talent for cancer.

— Octavia E. Butler
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