Philip K. Dick Quotes
He Thought, Too, About His Need For A Real Animal; Within Him An Actual Hatred Once More Manifested Itself Toward His Electric Sheep, Which He Had To Tend, Had To Care About, As If It Lived. The Tyranny Of An Object, He Thought. It Doesn't Know I Exist. Like The Androids, It Had No Ability To Appreciate The Existence Of Another.
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