Henry nodded at Rena's words. "Surprisingly perhaps, Dr Reynolds believes that he can map the patterns of the soul. To?draw conclusions about its various parts, to come up with a predictive ability to understand it, heal it. Well, I suppose, I am a believer in certain properties of the soul myself. So your words make some sense to me. It might be the general lack of understanding that prevents scientists from understanding souls. If there is a general genetic material, there could be even a some counter part of it that?makes the soul what it is. That could, possibly, explain what makes one special over others, I must admit upon further reflection. Data interpreted the right way would make all the difference between understanding and guessing, but better understanding must be reserved for the very distant future, I suppose,
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I am not entirely certain if that makes something like transmigration possible, or if I had a flight of?fancy, or some symbolic vision similar to a day dream. But I saw myself green, in strange cloths. And with a hooked nose. My eyes had unusual colors, my feet sported inhuman claws. I suppose it would be inaccurate to say I was completely inhuman. To be precise, I was still humanoid, only with some divergence in several facial and bodily features. I was holding an item I could not currently identify either, and seemingly was surrounded by a forest. Or, again, not to make unfounded assumptions, at least a few tall trees. Some of them seemed to be of?a different color than the trees I know. Not radically different, but with a brighter, vivacious shade of green, all the more striking for its rarity.
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Yes, I suppose it could be some vision of me turning green from the potion, as Leticia mentioned. Yet, the surrounding seemed ti be more of the past than the future, based on the height of the trees. Then again, with me being biased towards an idealized past with beings of my caliber given their due, perhaps I have simply contrived a vision of what I would have liked to see. I know not, but it is fascinating to imagine, at any rate," Hyde thoughtfully concluded.?
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