The book of Levi
“‘I tend to see the romance of the flower’s blooming rather than the chemical process or the physics within. I loathe myself for this shortcoming, you understand, but it is unfortunately rooted deep within my nature.’ Leslie nodded at every word. He had just met Sebastian. Now they were descending the stairwell towards the lowest floor of the library.
‘Elizabeth tells me you’ve made an important discovery,’ said Leslie. ‘But I don’t understand why you need me?’ ‘I never studied the maths, you see. That was my mistake. The concepts form in my mind but I don’t have the numbers to support the structures.’ ‘Could you not study?’ asked Leslie as they reached the bottom floor. ‘Anything can be learned, surely?’ Sebastian stopped and turned. ‘It is not what we learn but how we learn it. I could study my entire life away and still I would only see forests. I want to see the trees as well.’ Leslie said nothing. He could shift between both. Perhaps not everybody could.
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