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Source: Neuromancer, Page: 56

Then he keyed the new switch.

The abrupt jolt into other flesh. Matrix gone, a wave of sound and colour. She was moving through a crowded street, past stalls vending discount software, prices feltpenned on sheets of plastic, fragments of music from countless speakers. Smells of urine, free monomers, perfume, patties of frying krill. For a few frightened seconds he fought helplessly to control her body. Then he willed himself into passivity, became the passenger behind her eyes.

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