The Roman way of life (if you were well-to-do) is kind of repellent to my way of thinking. Antony gets defensive about slavery, because people have argued it with him, and while he may say 'yes, it's bad, but we need it,' he doesn't really think it's that bad. He also thinks that only upper-class women can really be raped (in the sense that it's a crime), and for everyone else, who cares what happens to them? I don't think that shepherdess was really as into it as he was.
Weyland has argued in favor of torture and killing. They're just humans. There's always more of them.
Rebecca believes very firmly in traditional gender roles. Let women be equal as far as education, but they shouldn't be soldiers, men shouldn't tend children, that sort of thing.
Of my non-oldies, the Squirrel is in favor of chaos, supervillain-style. I have to say that I don't agree with turning people into zombies just to win an election.
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The Roman way of life (if you were well-to-do) is kind of repellent to my way of thinking. Antony gets defensive about slavery, because people have argued it with him, and while he may say 'yes, it's bad, but we need it,' he doesn't really think it's that bad. He also thinks that only upper-class women can really be raped (in the sense that it's a crime), and for everyone else, who cares what happens to them? I don't think that shepherdess was really as into it as he was.
Weyland has argued in favor of torture and killing. They're just humans. There's always more of them.
Rebecca believes very firmly in traditional gender roles. Let women be equal as far as education, but they shouldn't be soldiers, men shouldn't tend children, that sort of thing.
Of my non-oldies, the Squirrel is in favor of chaos, supervillain-style. I have to say that I don't agree with turning people into zombies just to win an election.