<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=59739.msg2746057#msg2746057">Quote from: Nim on 16-02-2010, 10:34:54</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Tanya looked at Zara for a long moment before saying in the most even and cold tone of voice she could muster.  "Pleased to meet you Dr. Miller.  What do you have your degree in.  You know I was actually surprised when I was told that Dr. Raker was going to be taking over as Elaine's personal Doctor.  There really isn't any test or act that I can think of that has not already been performed on either of the twins.  Unless it has something to do with the two possibilities for why you Dr. Raker might have been invited here without having to give them much thought to the subject... The first has been tried before and has failed miserably but that does not stop them from trying again and again.  They want to clone the twins and sell off the clones as the ultimate expendable soldier.  The problem is doctor the twins share a gene that no one has been able to identify making it impossible for them to be cloned.  The second idea is even more simple... Doctor what would happen if someone were to take the results of your research and reverse your 'repair' process?<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/><br/>DINING HALL<br/><br/>"My field is..." Zara swallowed hard trembling in the focus of Rathlyn's contempting look. "developmental psychology.. which can be used.. for example.. to decide.. where animalistic ends - and human begins..."<br/>A heavy silence fell on them as the young woman, almost girl was staring at the nurse with a talkative, sad look. All that she wrote on that note was true and she was the only person beside Raker who could stop this madness already in process.<br/>"We need to talk..." She added quietly, glancing at one then at the other, putting down her hamburger again, like all her apetite was gone and replaced by a stone in her stomach.<br/>Yes, they needed to talk somewhere where nobody else listened...<br/>