Another man, a long-haired ghost-figure whose presence seemed injected with scholarly wisdom, walked up to the group and began his characterization of himself: "I'm something of an analyst. I analyze the narrative's supposed movement as it progresses. I say 'supposed' because I am still unsure if this sort of thing is possible. You see, I teach some very basic yet easily transmittable utterances in the classroom. This is where I have my best chance to preach what it is I believe in, what I think this world is becoming. Novelists do this too and by reiterating their words I somehow let them have their say too."