She says many humans do this, use other names, but she does not say why that is so. She also says some humans use names with only one sound, or with m...ny sounds. I think that names are not so important with humans as they are with us, and that humans do not understand the way of names.I spend much time with Maggie to learn the human way of speaking. In one way it is very simple, they only use small noises—they say “words,” which are small parts of speaking—and then put them into a string which. Katsu involuntarily squirmed in her seat, tossing furtive glances at Derwen while a wisp of her melancholy hit my senses. I trusted Derwen's empathic skills completely. In our link, I felt my wife's contentment and satisfaction and I couldn't help feeling Derwen's agreeable smugness towards her sister. Something Lady Katsu was going to say animated Derwen's spirit with delight and I couldn't tell if she was feeling proud or elated.Katsu guided a finger outlining my jaw, then her finger tips. The family compound was a large one, not surprising given her father’s business and place in society, and Alejandra had moved from the main house to this cottage on the far side of the garden beyond the pool and its changing rooms as soon as she’d started medical school. Her excuse was the need for study without interruptions, a polite fiction her parents were willing to accept in exchange for her remaining on the compound instead of finding a small flat somewhere in the city. At least here. Most of her incoming missives were from men, many with Arabic names, asking for her picture, and her replies, all containing the same photo.He wondered about the mental health of a woman who claimed to love licking piss off the floor. But aside from these fantasies, Sue seemed entirely normal. She had friends, she had a job, she liked hard rock music, she went to concerts, she traveled. Phil practically had to squeeze this information out of her. She didn't like to talk about herself that much,.