"He stood transfixed, staring at the book, his mouth hanging open. Like the lightning on the cover in front of him, it all hit him in a flash. One second, he had next to nothing—just a few crumbs of information, disparate, not connected in any way he could utilize. In the next second, he had found the causeway that linked the incredible events of the past few days. "He remembered the first time he’d read anything about quantum mechanics, nearly three years ago. He’d just begun to study the inner workings of the cell. His dad had a microscope, and when he first showed Marc the blown-up world of tiny particles, particles that couldn’t even be seen by the naked eye, he was instantly hooked. There was a whole world, an entire universe, contained in a single speck." --From "They Eye-Dancers," chapter 22
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