'What's this for, Lucilla?' 'It's a hair curler. You have to turn it clockwise when you take it off, or it'll break.' 'How many modifications did you make? What about this?' 'The bottle? It's for generating seasoning. Sometimes I add it to chromogen when I'm in the mood.' 'Don't tell me you drink chromogen—you know what, it's better if I didn't ask.' 'Oh, I would have loved it if you were interested!' 'I'm not here to make you happy. I'm here to fix your current mapper.' 'Boring—' 'This engraving's really nice. 'Oceanus'? What's that?' 'Oh, that's the name of the current mapper.' 'You name your instruments?' 'Yeah. Same for the Little Handies that I have on the dome. Want to know what they are?' 'Not really... if this was two centuries ago, the consuls would be debating your behavior, and Consul Oculatus would have had a field day castigating you.' 'You're exaggerating...' 'The core component here is beyond repair. I won't ask how you managed to break an instrument with an operating life of five years in the span of just six months... anyway, this has to be recycled. I could disassemble the engraving for you to keep as souvenir, if you want... hey, what are you doing?' 'Recycling. You said it's beyond repair, so I might as well print a new one.' 'I thought you would have some attachment to it, the fact that you gave it a name.' 'I watched a lot of classic movies when I was thinking about adding a holographic playback function to it, so I gave it the name of my favorite movie character at the time. It wasn't because I had any particular attachment to it, just feels livelier that way.' 'What about the modifications? Aren't you throwing away your creativity?' 'There will be room to put in new stuff in the new mapper. There would be no room for new ideas if I keep sticking to old ones.'