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- Once, I was a miner, but since my knee started acting up, I've had to spend most of my life at home. Four walls around me, the floor beneath, and the ceiling above – there's nowhere to escape. But the call of the earth hasn't disappeared; there's still so much unexplored around us. It's painfully frustrating to realize the limitations of my frail body – how much I want to do, and how few opportunities I have left.
—The call of the earth? I suppose you enjoyed your work. —with the host's permission, he sits down nearby. —But surely there are other hobbies in the world! Sometimes, you can brighten up the dreary walls of reality without even leaving your home. Surely, nothing else appeals to your soul?