The Chrysalids

Chapter 14

Q: The Sealand woman is a representation of a "New People" the young people will join. You may not agree with her ideas, but, on page 156, she states the major problem of the Old people (us) and how the thought-shapers could overcome this problem, briefly explain her position.

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The Zealander woman represents an inclusive non-religious society. She thinks that thinking in isolation is inferior to thinking as a group. She intends that people with telepathic abilities will take over the world. She says they have the intelligence to dispose of the Old People and begin a new society.

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