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The scanning electron microscope (SEM) uses a focused beam of high-energy electrons to generate a variety of signals at the surface of solid specimens.(More…)

Argast, Anne and Tennis, Clarence F., III, 2004, A web resource for the study of alkali feldspars and perthitic textures using light microscopy, scanning electron microscopy and energy dispersive X-ray…

When I first saw Tess, I thought she's as old as Jeol, but with a closer look, she looked in her 30s. 

" Sarah would have been the same age had she lived " I thought

And then Jeol starts going about how BOTH of them should went for the deal, and then he starts tending her wound and asking how things went... 

That's when it hit me! It's not like am saying Tess was a replacement for his daughter because she is irreplaceable! What am saying is that he'd care for and treat Sarah the same way, but she's gone, and he only remembers her as a sweet 12 years old... Still he couldn't help but to show concern to Tess's wellbeing because she was one day as old as his daughter, and could have been the same age if she was alive! 

 So yes! Not only I view Ellie as a daughter figure to Jeol! Also Tess served almost as significant as a daughter figure to him... And then there is this part when she said: " There's enough here that you have to feel some sort of obligation to me. " It was as if she knew she meant almost as important as a likely daughter to him, thus he had to do as she said... And she had to die...

It was sad... She was more than just a partner! She was a living presentation of how Sarah would live and eventually grow up... And just like he taught his brother how to survive, he’d do the same to Sarah, but she’s gone, and I bet there were times he looked at Tess, and TRY so hard to picture her being as old as Tess, and acting just like her, and stand besides him in good and bad, but then he quickly pushes away these thoughts because he can only remember Sarah as a child, never older...