"Why should they be grateful? They came here looking for something much more. What we gave them, all the years, all the fighting we did on their behalf, what do they know of that?" (pg. 265)
At this point, if I were Kathy or Tommy, I would be angry. They have just discovered what the world thinks of them, and their one hope of living longer and happier has been bursted. They were created for one thing, and only one thing; to die for other people who don't care about them. So why are they taking it sitting down? Why don't they try to make a change? I'm not even asking for some big rebellion led by the clones of the world. But how about the two of them try to make an escape, run off to a remote island somewhere? I'm not sure if they haven't mentioned that option because the thought hasn't crossed their minds, or because there's something keeping them there, such as a tracker. Either way, I don't see a happy ending to this book, and it's starting to make me quite upset.
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