Nora thought about being consoled by Mrs Elm when her dad died. Staying with her, comforting her.
It was probably the most kindness anyone had ever shown her.
“And there is always an infinite range of choices,” Hugo went on. “An infinite number of video tapes, or books, or paintings, or meals...
Now, I am a scientist. And I have lived many scientific lives.
In my original root life, I have a degree in Biology. I have also, in another life, been a Nobel Prize-winning chemist.
I have been a marine biologist trying to protect the Great Barrier Reef. But my weakness was always physics.
At first I had no idea of how to find out what was happening to me.
Until I met a woman in one life who was going through what we are going through,
and in her root life she was a quantum physicist. Professor Dominique Bisset at Montpellier University.
She explained it all to me. The many-worlds interpretation of quantum physics. So that means we—”
A kind-faced, pink-skinned, auburn-bearded man
whose name Nora didn’t know came into the kitchen to rinse a coffee cup, then smiled at them.
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