Phew!

Me, Myself, and I:

So the Lightman Group did a little bit more digging into the building and the residents he could have visited. Earlier, they narrowed it down to the one unit, where they thought Oedipus was having an affair. But it's nothing even remotely related to that - the girl's father is a palm reader. I think they're called palmisters (or something along the sort), and they're supposed to be able to predict someone's future. I don't really know why Oedipus would have gone to a palmister, being a scientist and all. In the past, if there was ever a problem, he would turn to science - because he was that kind of person. Oedipus turning to a palmister for help or for advice is just so strange!

Either way, I'm happy I denied his involvement with another woman, because even though our relationship isn't that great, I am convinced that nothing of that sort would have taken place. Somehow, it's a lot less concerning that he was visiting a palmister rather than a woman, even though I'd like to find his reasoning behind visiting a palmister in the first place.

With all these interesting that Oedipus is doing, it makes me wonder whether it was something the palmister said that made him so angry and run away. Part of me says that it isn't like him to just walk out of the room - I just don't think he would do some kind of thing. The other part of me tells me that just as I am, we both act on our emotions. And if he was annoyed or angry or upset about something that was said, he would take it to heart - just as I would.

Cal and Gillian said that they would push the palmister for her prophet that she told him, so I'm hoping to get some kind of perspective soon.

- Jocasta