Iris (
chrysopteron) wrote2012-04-25 08:16 pm
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Research!
After finding her way to Milliways again, Iris finally learned about the rooms upstairs.
And there is a library!
A copy of Aesop's Fables gets produced for Iris, and is read several times over with great interest and confusion (at times), before really thinking about the opportunities.
"...Where could I find a scroll on...genetics?"
The book provided by the library engrosses Iris for quite some time - she gives up the attention required to hide her wings from view after the first hour.
And there is a library!
A copy of Aesop's Fables gets produced for Iris, and is read several times over with great interest and confusion (at times), before really thinking about the opportunities.
"...Where could I find a scroll on...genetics?"
The book provided by the library engrosses Iris for quite some time - she gives up the attention required to hide her wings from view after the first hour.
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This is new.
"Something I should help you with?" Since this is usually why people look for Iris.
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It's not a terribly good line but its also completely honest.
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Iris just hands him the book in her hands.
"I was...investigating? It seemed important at the time."
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"This would be where to begin. Mendel helped create many of the underpinnings of my work."
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"So if I wanted to understand, I have much further to go."
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"Your entire life is beyond my scope - so I need to learn."
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"Then ask me and I'll answer."
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But then there is the other side of the equation. So to speak.
"Would you tell me about where you live?"
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As he has an idea of how he might show it to her.
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"How you participate in it. Larger perspectives come from that."
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He looks around for another chair and instead finds a stool which he sits on that puts him looking a little up at her.
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Sometimes he does wish he could just hide in his work but teaching suits him.
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He is the best at what he does but he doesn't want to draw too much attention to himself in interactions. That means he's perhaps not as favored as he might be.
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"Yours is indeed a very different world. It is hard to picture it as being simply in my future, rather than some other realm entirely."
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As in terms of such a complicated place, its far easier to show than explain.
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But he's not reading. Charles is safe.
"...Alright."
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They're presented in a chronology of his time there and then his day to day life.
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All the ale.
Iris listens, sees, listens again. It only all makes sense because of how commonplace Charles presents everything.
"That must get distracting."
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"Sometimes but mainly it keeps me from getting lost in my work."
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The brunette in his Tuesday lecture.
Raven.
Almost everyone who knows Charles, really.
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