Pursuit of the Sun 1.2

-- Oh, -- the valet says, slightly flustered, but still holding his own. -- I only hope I don't offend you with my ignorance.

- A person who tries to learn something new will be a fool for only a moment, while the one who doesn't seek new knowledge will be a fool for life. That is, don't be afraid of ignorance, be afraid of the unwillingness to overcome it. - He takes out writing materials, casually estimating the valet's height, eye color, and jawline. - Well then, let's begin. What is your name? Are you satisfied with your current social and economic status? What attracts you to women? Do you have anything that fills your life with meaning and joy? Is there anything you would like to improve about your appearance? If a person is divided into five characteristics - strength, endurance, reflexes, intelligence, and will - which of them would you call your main virtue? Can you comment on your attitude towards the Void? Do you have a favorite dish and drink? What do you think about arthropods - spiders, centipedes, and so on? If you were to find a thousand gold coins under your pillow one day, what would you do with them?