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In the story, set in May 1661, Pepys relates his decision to purchase two sims for his household. By watching these sims, as well as observing various other animals found in North America, Pepys develops the transformational theory of life, i.e. the Theory of Evolution, roughly 150 years before Charles Darwin was born, thus providing a concrete example of how the presence of the sims has changed how Europeans think. Stylistically, the story is perhaps one of Harry Turtledove's stronger short works, as he captures the flavour of Pepys' writing quite well.

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rdf:type	Short Story
rdfs:label	And So To Bed
rdfs:comment	In the story, set in May 1661, Pepys relates his decision to purchase two sims for his household. By watching these sims, as well as observing various other animals found in North America, Pepys develops the transformational theory of life, i.e. the Theory of Evolution, roughly 150 years before Charles Darwin was born, thus providing a concrete example of how the presence of the sims has changed how Europeans think. Stylistically, the story is perhaps one of Harry Turtledove's stronger short works, as he captures the flavour of Pepys' writing quite well.
dcterms:subject	Alternate History Pastiches Short Stories Short Stories First Published in Analog A Different Flesh Stories Works Set in the 17th Century Works Set in England And So to Bed 1986 Works Kaleidoscope
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pub date	January, 1986
Series	A Different Flesh
First Appearance	Analog
ImageSize	180(xsd:integer)
Author	Harry Turtledove
Preceded By	"Vilest Beast"
Followed By	"Around the Salt Lick"
abstract	In the story, set in May 1661, Pepys relates his decision to purchase two sims for his household. By watching these sims, as well as observing various other animals found in North America, Pepys develops the transformational theory of life, i.e. the Theory of Evolution, roughly 150 years before Charles Darwin was born, thus providing a concrete example of how the presence of the sims has changed how Europeans think. Stylistically, the story is perhaps one of Harry Turtledove's stronger short works, as he captures the flavour of Pepys' writing quite well.

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