[ To hear Ariadne explain it would make anyone wonder if she misses being a normal twenty-something; in as much as that was ever possible with her father and her studies and simply being herself.

Probably not. Ariadne doesn't seem to have the patience for could haves when she's got a plethora of possibilities before her. When the right thing catches Ariadne's attention, she's even more focused than Arthur and somehow equally as intimidating. Learning by experience isn't for everyone, but then again, no one ever accused Ariadne of being 'like everyone.' ]

We may have to expand the market slowly... [ Yusuf is thinking of the time Ariadne tried to invite a dinosaur into the house. Putting a line into a human is a talent he's only just perfected.

Ariadne makes a good point, and Yusuf jots satisfaction re dtls other realities- cohesive?? down in his notebook. The letters in his '-ion' and '-ies' blend together into a scribble, but he'll be able to read it later. ] Starting with something smaller scale might take some of the pressure off. Creating a dream that feels like a dream as opposed to recreating multiple, unknown realities right off the bat.

Let you have some fun. Work yourself up to the big leagues instead of throwing you in head first, for once.