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| − | Aloysius Dees, who appears as an example earlier in this
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| − | chapter, is a Breeder. He’s a maker of life, in the form of
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| − | homonculi constructed from the bones of children. Dr.
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| − | Victor Frankenstein is also a Breeder. And both of them are
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| − | Brain Aspected. Theirs are cerebral endeavors, journeys into
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| − | the hidden recesses of the natural world driven by instinct.
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| − | Dr. Moreau is also certainly a Breeder, but his Aspect is a hard
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| − | one to determine. As played by Charles Laughton in The
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| − | Island of Lost Souls, he has the gentility and rationalization of
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| − | objective or scientific good that you get with a Brain Aspected
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| − | The Batman. But his method is primal and brutal and personal.
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| − | And his Wants are the same as those of Dees and
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| − | Frankenstein, for the respect of his peers, which should be
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