"Its on the books," Dr. Barnes said. "Expulsion from the city is the punishment for a crime against the city." "But that law hasn't been enforced in decades," Dave Ellis said. "When was the last expulsion, anyway?" "Twenty-five ninety-three," Roy Veeder said. "It's an historic case. I studied it in law school. A man named Stanton was expelled for advocating that everybody ought to have as many children as he wanted. That was the last one. What's more, it's the last time anybody left New York, voluntarily or otherwise-in fifty-seven years!" "We'll die out there," Dave Ellis muttered. "What makes you so sure?" Jim snapped at him. "Just last evening, you were all set to go on an expedition to the surface!" Ellis shook his head. The pudgy meteorologist was downcast and fearful now. He knotted his plump fingers together tensely. "I was talking about a proper expedition," he said. "One that had months of planning. Surveys of the surface to test conditions up there. Special equipment.
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