I turned in.

You lie awake, staring into the blackness. It gnaws.

My head throbbed. I should have felt a triumphant relief, but I could

not remember my axioms, and I felt a sick dull hate for the thing the

Guild spy Carmody had done to me. What happens when you strip a man of

everything he believes in?

He remembers other things.

Those memories came trooping back like ghosts and I fought them,

sweating, but they came. Once upon a time, there was a starry-eyed young

engineer who started out to set the galaxy on fire. But he got

squeamish, somewhere along the way. So Carmody operated on him. Carmody

did things to his brain, made a good production man out of him.

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