Yes, that's the biggest issue facing Thea Lynch right now.
Rationality.
"You know, being rational is a good thing. But you can't be too rational, right?"
"We can't ignore our feelings just because of rationality."
"We're human, after all, and we survive on a variety of emotions. You should understand this even better than I do."
Silas Cheney felt a bit sorry for her. In fact, thinking about it, he could completely understand Thea Lynch's situation.
For so many years abroad, she didn't really have family or friends around. Her uncle was busy with his own work. The only things that kept her constant company were those dull data and cold machines.
She had no one to vent her emotions to, so she became less and less inclined to express herself.
"Have you seen a doctor when you were abroad?" Silas was referring to a psychologist.
Thea's lips parted slightly, and after a long pause, she said, "Yes. My uncle found me a psychologist."
