"     She couldn’t describe what he had taken. He had not stolen her data, for it did not belong to her; he hadn’t taken her friends – apparently her own actions had done that. He hadn’t hurt her, physically. Everything he had done was in a digital domain, where nothing was owed to her.

Yet there felt some inexplicable right of hers had been violated – some integrity for which there was no word, a duty she deserved, lingering indecipherable in a shadowy penumbra.     "