The Crocodile's Jaws: An Alice in Deadland Adventure (Alice, No.7)
“Perhaps one day someone would find out what had happened to the infected, for the answer lay not in the supernatural, but in the laboratories and test-tubes where men had created the instruments of their own downfall in their quest for power. However, there are some things science cannot explain, and perhaps humanity is indeed something more subjective and amorphous than to be precisely measured and distilled through scientific observation and measurement. Indeed, perhaps the best way of regain...ing humanity is to be treated with compassion and respect, to have something or someone to live for, to have a future that is worth striving for. Perhaps, given time, all Biters could have started regaining some vestiges of the people they had been, if they had not been loathed and hunted down, if someone like Alice had been there to act as a bridge between them and humans.
Perhaps that is what had happened to Bunny Ears, but whatever the cause, when the little three-year-old girl looked up at him and screamed, he did not lunge forward and tear her into pieces.MoreLess
Perhaps that is what had happened to Bunny Ears, but whatever the cause, when the little three-year-old girl looked up at him and screamed, he did not lunge forward and tear her into pieces.MoreLess
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