“Trés Bien!” Foucault congratulates you as you finish your quiz. “You have demonstrated a mastery of Kant’s theories and are ready to learn more from all of us living on the outskirts of town who also employ these theories to various extents.”
“Thank you, sir,” you reply. “But I really must be going. I have other villages to visit.” You add Foucault’s volume to your satchel and begin heading back to the carriage that is ready to whisk you away.
“But there is still so much to learn,” Foucault calls as you climb into the carriage for your ride back to the library.
Back at the library, you notice that restoration is proceeding nicely. It is fulfilling to see the shelves filling up with books and a semblance of order shaping up. You are eager to continue this progress and decide to pick the next enclave to study.
