Comments by "Serai3" (@Serai3) on "Insider"
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The age is a side issue. What I want to know is why they took away the great ironic heart of the character, namely that before the war, Serena Joy was a famous televangelist. This situation wasn't something that was cooked up for the war - Serena had spent YEARS advocating exactly this kind of thing. There's a line in the book that sums it all up perfectly, when Ofglenn is thinking about how Serena is just as imprisoned as herself, "How furious she must have been to have been taken at her word." Now that most basic bitterness - having all her fame and power stripped away by getting what she demanded, and then finding out it's hell - is gone, and that's too bad, because it was one of the best things about the book, in my opinion. (I really don't get some of the changes made, some of them make little sense, and some seem to be made solely to keep from upsetting somebody.)
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