Margaret Atwood Quotes

According To Adam One, The Fall Of Man Was Multidimensional. The Ancestral Primates Fell Out Of The Trees; Then They Fell From Vegetarianism Into Meat-eating. Then They Fell From Instinct Into Reason, And Thus Into Technology; From Simple Signals Into Complex Grammar, And Thus Into Humanity; From Firelessness Into Fire, And Thence Into Weaponry; And From Seasonal Mating Into An Incessant Sexual Twitching. Then They Fell From A Joyous Life In The Moment Into The Anxious Contemplation Of The Vanished Past And The Distant Future.

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