Lady May
from The Game of Rat and Dragon
A Persian cat, highly bred, representing one of the 'highest peaks of development' for a Partner mind. Physically, she is described as having a 'long fluffy tail' and 'golden eyes.' In her consciousness, Underhill perceives her to be more complex than any human woman, though her complexity is of emotions and experience, without words.
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About Lady May
Lady May is a supporting character in Cordwainer Smith's classic novel "The Game of Rat and Dragon" (1955). A Persian cat, highly bred, representing one of the 'highest peaks of development' for a Partner mind. Physically, she is described as having a 'long fluffy tail' and 'golden eyes.' In her consciousness, Underhill perceives her to be more complex than any human woman, though her complexity is of emotions and experience, without words.
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