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"I suppose it is always possible to be more modest. I think modesty has its place. It allows one to acknowledge one's limitations and thus learn the things they do not know. Humility might be a

Rena nodded in full agreement when Henry spoke of things being considered evil because they went against the grain and the inner kernel. "And the inner kernel, or at least that part of it is formed

"You may be correct on the matter, Darling. I have tried to ease her gently into learning but such a savagely shrewd mind as that of our Leticia would not be deterred by a few lessons. A wonderful

"It may not be bad if she learns what? it means if she's going to assist you,"Rena told Henry with a chuckle. "Or? at least the interesting bits. Like Trepanation is originally derived from a Greek

"He started treating people's very brains, if you can imagine such a thing. Found some document in the Oxford Library that described in Greek how?a student of Hippocrates,?Triptolemus, performed

"So what sort of doctor is this Reynolds fellow anyway," Leti found herself inquiring suspiciously. "Does he treat people like you or is he some sorta specialist?" "As for souls, how do you explain

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

Rena chuckled softly, but nodded. "I likewise agree that something can't happen out of nothing, though I don't claim to understand the?how and why of most of it," she told Henry. "Though this

"Well, the very reason I can see Leticia's point is my understanding of the Emerald Tablet. Balinas may have said it first, but it makes perfect sense to me. Things don't happen out of nothing,

Rena frowned as she collected her thoughts to best answer Henry. "Well scientists or anyone would consider a person special when tey are unlike anyone else in a good way, when they do something no

"I see what you are saying. Yet for one to be special, does there not need be a certain, I don't know what to call it precisely? How do scientists in your world explain the notion of being special

"Well, though I did mention my genetics being from my family, yours didn't necessarily have to be," Rena told Henry thoughtfully when he spoke of his parents not being like him. "I never thought your

Henry considered it all and nodded. He had thought of it as expansion, but it was hard to believe in the veracity of Tabula Rasa. Even the Greeks like Hippocrates or Galen seemed to have known that

When Henry accepted her thoughts Leti added, consideringly, "Like them what's already had something to drink what got em tipsy, then they go to wanting more like they ain't had any. You already got

Warming up to his partly lecturing, partly sharing tone, Henry Hyde found himself pausing at the barmaid's?remarkably astute observation. He had to puzzle it over. He had believed himself trying to

"Well you spoke plain enough so I understood,"? Leti said simply. She was relieved that he had understood her on both points and nearly heady with her good fortune. Or was that just lack of sleep?

"That's right," Henry agreed with Leticia's assessment. "You did tell me to behave, so you must have the skill of discrimination. Well done," he complimented, genuinely pleased that the quandary he

Leti frowned in perplexed thought when the dr. who had just complained about his former aids, seemed displeased with the fact she promised to follow is instructions without question. "Well," she said

"Truly?" Henry Hyde asked with mild skepticism. "You don't strike me as the obedient girl necessarily, and it is that characteristics?of yours in particular that does not displease me. I often find

"Don't worry I won't be tryin' your potion. I don't know what it'd do to me," Leti assured with a small frown of concern. "Bsides, ifin you told me not to do somethin' I"d never do it," she assured