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His attraction to her is dictated by his own immortal loneliness and the fact that she has sufficient power to destroy him. The danger in her thus calls to the danger in himself.
2. Both Sam in Lord of Light and Doro in Wild Seed function optimally as lone characters as a result of their specific ideology and physiology, respectively. Sam, as part of a crew from a technologically advanced space ship, chooses not to use the power of technology in the same way as his fellow earthlings. Instead he separates himself from them by becoming a champion of the oppressed masses. Thus his interaction with the aliens is more successful than his group consciousness in terms of his own people. Doro on the other hand is completely separated from humanity in that he is their killer. He thus is naturally alone and can come close to humanity only when he can love, although he will never interact functionally with the human race. His love for Isaac, his favorite offspring, is another manifestation of…
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