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- As far as our investigation goes, - Ucon observes thoughtfully for a few seconds as the… whatever it is… continues to dig at the stone with rakes. - I spent about two to three activity cycles with them. There are, of course, some peculiarities, - "for example, necrophagy to the point of vomiting and tears." - Their mutual behavior is also quite immodest by generally accepted standards. But I haven't recorded any definitive proof of, let's say, ultimate depravity. I don't think it's possible to do that unless you keep watch at their dwelling around the clock. Overall, it's clear that this is all one family; she clearly lacks proper upbringing and openness to the world. Her brother is a decent person, but he spoils her. I think she clings to him half out of her own loneliness, and half out of fear of death, both hers and his, from bodily ailments – they have such a problem, which is the defining factor in their lives. Life in caverns sometimes does different things to people's minds. Nevertheless, I am sure that if there is a desire to prove something to her, it will not be possible; the only response will be aggression. Perhaps life itself will resolve the situation in the foreseeable future.