" So then, shouldn't you be swimming around the boat now?" They won't let me. Too much liability if-n I drown or get ete. Best I can do is uh couple d...ozen laps ina pool." And you want to go swim, don't you."I smile, "Kinda."She kisses my cheek. "I'm going to the Lido deck for the breakfast buffet. You can join me later." She gets up and starts pulling out clothes for the day. "I think we're at sea all day today. So I have no plans." Well," I say as I dress and gather my things, "Ima meet you on. "He seems so devilish, so cocky. Erik is normally so reserved, so proper. I wonder just what has gotten into him this morning." That sounds most Shakespearean, ma chère, and positively piques my curiosity as to the method of your madness. Ah well, perhaps later. Are you ready to leave?"Sighing and shaking her head, she answered."I am dressed, but if I were to speak plainly, I am not ready to go to the opera house."The mischievous twinkle in his eyes immediately extinguished. He stepped close to. They are talking about Freemasonry in these messages.’ ‘This puzzle is all starting to fit together better,’ Jack responded. ‘Caitlin informed me that Sir Richard Burton was a Freemason. And that The Book of Enoch was of utmost importance to Freemasons. The Book of Enoch which talks of the Nephilim, the giants.’ Sam added nonchalantly, ‘You know of course many consider Freemasonry to be a phallic cult.’ ‘Candace Pike Martin was a descendant of Albert Pike,’ Jack interrupted as Sam paused. ‘I. Well, he talked most of the time, but you know what I mean. It wasn't the preaching of younger years. It was an understanding that I was an adult; and that I could, and would, make my own decisions.He knew a lot more of the psychology of why a person behaves a certain way that I would probably ever know. It is what made him good in his field. Unexpected behavior was still somewhat of a mystery, and he knew he could never 'counsel' me anyway. Being family, I was too close.My rational mind told.