Re: The exchanging of unbelievable information, Henry, Rena, Leti, Oliver
¿ªÔÆÌåÓý"Oh well, but my idea of a friendly party, and that of Reynolds as well, would actually include both. Machines, fun with machines, a little bit of torture, what's not to like, I ask you," Hyde happily objected.
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"Ah yes, dearest Victor. Well, I do not know what to make of him. At times he strikes me as a shy well intended scientist, at other times like a bumbling idiot, and on other occasions still, as a conniving little bastard. Is any of it true? I would not hazard to guess. My appraisal of people is usually more consistent than that. I can see what they are like. I rather have to, to make sure. But this one, my reactions to him were as flippant as his own erratic behavior which was a little disturbing, especially since I would still like to figure out his secrets. What did you think of him Leticia??Have your savage instincts managed to?penetrate the wimpy little puzzle of a man?" Henry thoughtfully wondered, frowning in confusion.
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"You are cordially invited, of course. Since I have enlisted you to serve as my brawny acolyte, you shall accompany me on many?occasions now. Much like Leticia here, your lot in life is about to change for the better. In your case because of our enlightened and entertaining companionship to balance out your grim reaper persona," Henry expensively responded,?the wave of his right arm presumably indicating his magnanimity.
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"Well if it were anybody else, I would explain Oliver as a dedicated aficionado, but looking at his dour expression, that might be rather difficult to accept as a given. Who do you want to be Oliver? My medical associate? A random scientist? Or?my elevated patient whose attention one has to?earn with considerable efforts? I think that last one has the most promise in truth. But if you prefer to be some?colleague of mine, equally disenchanted with modern science...I suppose that could almost pass for credible. Or, to make it even less simple and avoid all confusion, you could be my country bumpkin of a cousin. What do you say to that dear fellow," Henry cheerfully suggested.???
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Ishamael Moridin