So it's like an amoeba.

Does, does Annabeth get the sense...

I'll, I'll ask.

Um, Annabeth, do you know, like could we like tempt it to move with like another cheeseburger or something? [laughs]

Uh, what about Felix?

Um, I think that Felix looks around, and he wants to collect, uh, records, knowledge, um, anything having to do with kind of like the legal or, um, uh, or ancient governing structures of, of this area and, and learn something.

A tor- not a turtle, mind you, a tortle

... not a turtle, a tortle.

Uh, he's like a turtle person.

He's got a big shell, um, that looks, you know, kinda like old and weathered, and maybe there's some cool symbols on the shell, but you can't really tell right now in this light.

Um, and he's got a pack with some, some scrolls and some stuff that looks maybe like some kinda like sticks sticking out of it.

And, um, and this is, uh, Felix Frankfurter.

Um-

And, and as long as, like, they would be kind enough to let us go by and go to the next place without, like, falling on spikes and stuff.

Holy moly.

Oh, yeah, it's Atlas.

It's the story of the world.

Um, there was a, an, a time during, um, the Roman Empire where they were trying to go back and justify, uh, why did we think Atlas was holding up the world, 'cause that's clearly ridiculous.

There was not a man holding up the world.

And so they said he was the first astronomer.

And, and your take is that ... uh, religion as we're taught, uh, in, uh, say Western civilization is a very narrow interpretation of what religion can be or should be?

Uh, not should, but d- but can, yeah.