A QUESTION FROM OTHERWISE · VOLUME I + II
Can refusal itself be inherited?
Escaping an inherited rule can become another inherited rule. A family can pass down obedience; it can also pass down compulsory rebellion. Both can make a descendant answer a question written before they arrived.
Ask whether the next generation is allowed to reject both the old rule and your rejection of it.
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