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Choices
Sartre once said, "We are our choices," and we're pretty much in agreement on that one. The choices we make say a lot about who we are, what motivates us, and what we hold to be important. (That Sartre must've been a pretty smart guy.) And in the case of the characters in The Monstrumologist, the choices they make can be pretty revealing about their inner workings—and in some cases they can have disastrous consequences. As Kearns makes clear, the Anthropophagi aren't the only scary creatures around.
In The Monstrumologist, there is always a choice in anything that anyone does.
In The Monstrumologist, sometimes there is no choice, just the momentum of the moment.
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