Little Brother

Marcus comments to his friends that “’Terrorists don’t hate airplanes or bridges. They love terror’” and continues to think to himself, “It was so obvious I couldn’t believe I’d never thought of it before.” Why is this realization so shocking to him?

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Answered by Cat on 29 Apr 20:54

I think Marcus is realizing that terrorists love terror only because it furthers their specific objectives. Destructions is merely a means to communicate what they believe in and further their cause.