A stereotype is a general statement made about a specific group of people, such as, all jocks are stupid. A stereotype is not necessarily correct. "?warped men, men, selfish men, brutal dangerous men?" (Godwin pg. 13) The EDS Pilot has this preconceived idea of stowaways. He expects to find a man who deserves to die for his crime...
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He expects to find a man who deserves to die for his crime. On the contrary, he is met with the sight of: "?a smiling blue-eyed girl who was willing to pay for her fine and work for her keep that she might see her brother." (Godwin pg.13) This twist threw him off guard, and suddenly killing without compassion was a nearly impossible feat...
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