Such a welcome sequel. It shares the high standard of Primal. Also, it hints at an unfinished tale, not a false hope we pray.
A more integrated Katie is a good thing. I guess she will never be homogeneous in her head though, with two worlds that she needs to live in.

Because of past AHs people in the present are forced to suffer every manner of degradation due to no fault of their own. If these people had acquired the flu, mumps, or any other known illness people would be working their butts off to find a cure.

But because the current changes are so bazaar, so different, in some cases, so frightening, fear becomes the norm for those unaffected. What has taken place is a jump back to when non-whites were treated as non-humans.

Those who decided the changed were no longer human became non-human the minute they made that decision. The unchanged were living with non-changed with a variety of differences but never considered them non-human. The minute the changed were deemed non-human those making that claim became hypocrites. They also showed how immature the human race continued to be.

Katie's last time being arrested should never have happened because those present in that church knew she had nothing to do with the death of that man. And an autopsy would have shown that man had been electrocuted and not mauled to death. To save the boy who did kill that man they let Katie take the blame. At this point, who was the animal and who was the true human?

This fabulous story can't end with Katie and Greg being pregnant, there must be more to the story of their life together. Hmmm?