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Okay, this is just getting sad. Too many funerals & aging problems!

She moved toward him slowly, as the group shifted into a more relaxed cocktail-party format, people wandering around to talk and look down at the canal and the docks. Finally she got a chance to speak to him,and he did not react as if approached by Helen of Troy or Lucy the habilene Fossil.

I think I've lost the thread....not sure where this novel is headed....

I wonder if Hiroko is alive or dead? As good a reason to keep on reading as any, I guess.

I'm getting my wish, we've moved on to Nirgal's pov. Yay!

I much prefer Nadia's pov, but I wish there was more from younger people. I'd like to hear from Jackie!

Well thank goodness the constitutionaldebates are done. Shades of Green Mars.

That last chapter reminded me of the greening of Dune. If we could terraform planets, would it be a good idea or would it lead to societal changes that we can't predict? Robinson & Herbert on the same track?

I know a couple of people like Sax, who don't understand how emotion shapes most people's decisions. They are difficult to deal with because they refuse to admit the value of emotion.

If you ever thought that semi-immortality was a good idea, you should read this trilogy. At some point, every society needs new perspectives & ideas, and the original Mars settlers are just in the way.