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Essay heading: Dark They Were And Golden-Eyed
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He said "The wind blew as if to flake away their identities." (131). The idea of losing your identity is a theme that is revisited throughout the book. Harry was never comfortable living on Mars, especially when everything started changing. The food they had planted was changing their skin and their eyes...
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All of this made Harry very paranoid and he got to a point were he started to build his own rocket to go back to Earth. No one really paid much attention to Harry at that point, they just let him go on with his ways. As time went by Harry became weaker and weaker and eventually gave into the power of the planet without even realizing it...
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