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The Pure Observers

By B. J. Rogers

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

When alien observers assigned to monitor Earth begin developing emotional attachments, they are forced to confront the meaning of their detached existence, with tragic consequences revealing the limits of merely watching from afar.

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2019-10-27
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Summary

"The Pure Observers" by B. J. Rogers is a science fiction story set in the 1950s, about a group of alien observers from Hainos who silently watch Earth. The story revolves around the clash between detachment and emotional connection, especially as Noven, a Hainosian, grapples with his growing bond toward an Earthling named Jacobs and the pain of his death. Another Hainosian, Gven, a poet-priest, tries to connect with a young girl, Maria Dolores, but fails to understand the depth of human relationships. These events force Noven and the other observers to question their roles, their understanding of existence, and what it means to be connected across different worlds, showcasing the profound impact of connection and the limitations of merely observing life.

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