Chapter 108
Now and then women should do for themselves
What men have already done—
Occasionally what men have not done—
Thereby establishing themselves as persons,
And perhaps encouraging other women
Toward greater independence of thought and action.
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—Amelia Earhart
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GITA
Gita cried out as the giant dragged her down the hallway. She kicked at his knee-joint, struggling to break free, but his hand, alone, was larger than her entire waist and each of legs was protected by a thick, brown robe. He shoved her into a room she had only ever seen from the ventilation tunnels, the one which held a single, smaller sky canoe about the same size as Mikhail's. Most of the women had been sent to the far corner, but a small group had been shoved together right in front of the smaller sky c
