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   > Dialog (in the book) between the children and the professor is   
   > the highlight of the story. It is a kind of debate about   
   > dealing with different people.  I seem to recall that the 1995   
   > version with Christopher Reeve does a good take on that dialog   
   > scene. The giveaway is that the children become determined to   
   > overtake the humans and say so. They have no interest to live   
   > in harmony. So.. they are indeed a threat.   
      
   There is at least some hint to that in both movies, with the "professor" in   
   both movies being convinced that he can still work with them even after his   
   partner (in the second movie) has given up on them.   
      
   Mike   
      
      
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