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sight/gender/species effectiveness

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  1. “Whoa, slow down a sec,” I said. “This thing didn’t just affect the men. Everyone on Frog Island and here on Yeonpyeong went batshit.”
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  3. “That’s the difference between what exists in nature and what someone did to it in a lab,” said John. “The protein was the basis for the weapon, but it was significantly modified. And, no, we haven’t cracked the modification yet. What we can infer is that the bioweapon is sight reactive. It triggers when an infected person sees another human. Or, in some cases pigs and monkeys, both of which have some biological similarities to humans, which is why they’re used as lab animals.”
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  5. “Sight reactive, eh,” I mused. “That might explain the little girl. She was okay until we approached her.” John grunted.
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  7. “And I bet if we could identify her home we’d find glasses with a strong prescription.”
  8. -Rage pg. 325, Kindle Edition.
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