"Ah yes, many opportunities have been missed purely because someone was too afraid to act. Some things never change.."

"When looking at the big picture of history, one is likely to notice a very distinct pattern... revealing things that try to remain hidden."

plays a bit of a merrier song. "...finally."

"Underestimating me... ...quite a few people have made this mistake, but no one ever made it a second time."

"The legend goes: 'The power of ... knows only one direction and one dimension, yet it is the most feared dimension of all.' But who's ...?"

speechless.

An important question indeed...

"...what an honour." The Professor has never been that sarcastic.

"Sometimes I wonder how my dear mother-in-law is still alive. But I've come up with a solid theory."

"One of the most mysterious, dark and sanity-crippling places in the world are the Alps. More than one mind has been shattered there."

"Good evening, everyone."

Professor Eldridge has found a mysterious symbol carved into the wall of a cave. "Has anyone ever seen this before?"

"Good to see people are still around after my brief, but exciting... vacation. Now, excuse me, I haven't had a good cup of tea in weeks."

"Someone... or something... is lurking in the shadows. Has been for a long time. Something far more sinister that I had imagined."

"On the True Nature of Space and Time", an essay by Professor Oberon Eldridge. docs.google.com/document/d/1CA…

"So. Would anyone care for a cup of tea?"