![]() ![]() And that’s sufficient to thwart human Controllers, maybe-but this was written in a simpler, more innocent time, when we only suspected the NSA was spying on every American. Cassie describes how the Animorphs take different routes to their rendezvous at Rachel’s house, and how they check if they’re being followed. This technological ennui extends to wider plot points as well. And here in The Message, Jake produces a VCR tape of a nightly news show-kids, I won’t bother explaining what VCRs were, but let’s just say the modern equivalent would be “pulling up a clip on YouTube.” ![]() ![]() In The Visitor, Rachel talks in code by inviting Jake over to listen to a new CD. These books have aged so much, and it’s no one’s fault but the march of time and technology. One of the highlights of re-reading this series is the intense 1990s nostalgia it’s bringing back. ![]()
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