What do we learn about the theme of innocence vs. experience from the characters of Captain Barton and Marilyn?

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Barton is the hero. He is an EDS pilot. Despite the fact that he should eject Marylin from his ship, he shows sympathy toward her. Barton tries to figure out how to help Marylin and treats her with affectability and even discloses to her she isn't a quitter. Barton is a decent person who is compelled to do an awful thing.

Marilyn is a casualty of a terrible circumstance. She should kick the bucket because of her misstep of choosing an EDS to stowaway on. Marilyn is just 18, however, demonstrates development by settling her destiny. She bites the dust a saint as opposed to attempting to influence the peruser to feel frustrated about her. Plainly honest of mal aim, Marilyn is a casualty of the laws made by the general public that murders her.

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