[BOOK][B] Oryx and crake

M Atwood, C Scott, R Kessler - 2003 - degruyter.com
M Atwood, C Scott, R Kessler
2003degruyter.com
Fish The sky darkens from ultramarine to indigo. God bless the nam ers of oil paints and
highclass women's underwear, Snowman thinks. RosePetal Pink, Crimson Lake, Sheer Mist,
Burnt Umber, Ripe Plum, Indigo, Ultramarine—they're fantasies in them selves, such words
and phrases. It's comforting to remember that Homo sapiens sapiens was once so ingenious
with language, and not only with language. Ingenious in every direction at once. Monkey
brains, had been Crake's opinion. Monkey paws, monkey curiosity, the desire to take apart …
Fish The sky darkens from ultramarine to indigo. God bless the nam ers of oil paints and highclass women’s underwear, Snowman thinks. RosePetal Pink, Crimson Lake, Sheer Mist, Burnt Umber, Ripe Plum, Indigo, Ultramarine—they’re fantasies in them selves, such words and phrases. It’s comforting to remember that Homo sapiens sapiens was once so ingenious with language, and not only with language. Ingenious in every direction at once. Monkey brains, had been Crake’s opinion. Monkey paws, monkey curiosity, the desire to take apart, turn inside out, smell, fondle, measure, improve, trash, discard—all hooked up to monkey brains, an advanced model of monkey brains but monkey brains all the same. Crake had no very high opinion of human ingenuity, despite the large amount of it he himself possessed.
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