"Waiting for David"
What does the following quote from the chapter tell you about the city?
"That was one thing about being outside the city; it made all that nature stuff they taught in school seem a lot more useful. She remembered now how rainwater fell on the mountains and soaked into the ground..."
I think that their world is so advanced that they barely have any time to look at nature. They probably ignore nature and treat it as if it were nothing. In their world they probably don't have anything that's natural.
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