answers, and I felt very alone in that journey for me. I'm curious, what was that like for you growing up, and when did you begin to ask these questions? When did you start looking at the world, and when did you realize that you were looking at the world differently than others, and did you have people in your life to sort of make you feel that this was or was not normal or whatever else? Right. That was 17 questions in one, but I'll take it from one end. I think I've always been a reader, and I've loved the actor reading. Probably some of the times I'm most happy is when I read what happened 200 years ago or what other people thought about something, and I find it amazing that people had the same thoughts and feelings that I have right now in Syria 400 years ago. Isn't that amazing? It's just time travel almost, and I very early on found that. I think some people say that there's a correlation between literary criticism and asthma. I think one of the reasons ... And asthma. Yeah, (8/57)
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