"It's different for me. I've watch you. And the others. It's easier for all of us, because we have no ability to forget the books or lessons or any conversation had, previous or post learning the language, but hearing it, my way--"

There's a small shift to his face, trying to equate. He needs. His eyes land on his lap. He chooses a simple example. Hoping it will suffice. Looking back up.

"Je veux lire un livre." He holds up the book. Not talking about it.

"Before I even know what the words themselves mean, before I've studied it or tried to think about wanting to, I already know the meaning. People think as much in words as they images and concepts and sensation toward the statement. There's a book and a flicker of memories, or equating images, toward books themselves and ones open, ones being read, the placement. Toward the act of reading, and the kind of reading before them or that is sought."



Which is another way of saying -- he sort of has the master cheat code. Again.