It is vast. Infinitely patient. The reason for its supposed generosity remains a mystery to me.
[Listening to it (for it) reminds him of his early relationship with the Force, the long meditations. His temper still disrupts his attempts at receptive stillness with flare-ups of restlessness and frustration the way it did as a child.]
It isn't like anything I have heard before. my ability is discriminating and only registers heightened forms of intelligence. as vast as it seems, it is also complicated. have you tried to do more than listen? not to be presumptuous as to the nature of your ability.
[He's spent more time communing with the Clock than with other humanoids and, on good days, no longer requires the use of his hands to type brief messages. He still relies on the communicator to send and interpret, but it's a start.]
it wasn't terribly considered. it is the first letter of my last name (xavier) and is something of a signature. I hadn't wanted to enter my name in that first instance.
[ He deletes the natural question of 'how did you come by yours?' Direct questions don't seem to be terribly useful, with this one. Maybe he will get there unprompted. ]
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[Listening to it (for it) reminds him of his early relationship with the Force, the long meditations. His temper still disrupts his attempts at receptive stillness with flare-ups of restlessness and frustration the way it did as a child.]
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It isn't like anything I have heard before. my ability is discriminating and only registers heightened forms of intelligence. as vast as it seems, it is also complicated.
have you tried to do more than listen? not to be presumptuous as to the nature of your ability.
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My abilities are not so discriminating.
[The plural is important to him.]
Haven't you?
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I've been told my best chance would be in the "clock room".
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[He's spent more time communing with the Clock than with other humanoids and, on good days, no longer requires the use of his hands to type brief messages. He still relies on the communicator to send and interpret, but it's a start.]
Godlike is a good descriptor.
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have you encountered anything like it before?
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[ He deletes the natural question of 'how did you come by yours?' Direct questions don't seem to be terribly useful, with this one. Maybe he will get there unprompted. ]
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[How about that.]
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You could have been anyone.
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do you think it = this place?
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