He’d come so far. He’d left the Garret angry and frightened and bitter. He’d learned a new world and hid from his old one, and yet, in the end, his two worlds had interacted, like overlapping waves of possibilities. And somehow, in the interference of his two worlds, his anger and bitterness were lost, his fear was lost, and he’d been able to embrace his old curiosity. It was the nature of quantum logic that sometimes mutually exclusive states could coexist.
