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== Part of a familiar route == | |||
Caitlyn’s rounds establish Sector Seven within a larger sequence of growing spaces. Its older frame and patched glass give it a particular texture, while the rows and their care remain part of the extension’s everyday work. | |||
The introductory crop symptoms are part of the book’s advertised premise. This entry stops there: causes, spread and decisions belong to the novel. See [[The Two-Body Problem systems]] for general working terms. | |||
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PLACE · THE TWO-BODY PROBLEM
Sector Seven is an older growing dome in the Olympus Prime agricultural extension.
Role in the story
[edit | edit source]Its patched glass, ageing frame and tomato rows are part of the familiar landscape Caitlyn walks each morning. Unusual yellowing brings her attention to the dome at the beginning of the novel.
In the book
[edit | edit source]Introduced in Chapter 1.
Explore further
[edit | edit source]Part of a familiar route
[edit | edit source]Caitlyn’s rounds establish Sector Seven within a larger sequence of growing spaces. Its older frame and patched glass give it a particular texture, while the rows and their care remain part of the extension’s everyday work.
The introductory crop symptoms are part of the book’s advertised premise. This entry stops there: causes, spread and decisions belong to the novel. See The Two-Body Problem systems for general working terms.