Cindy Jo has qualms about marrying Thurston Clapbut III

An automaton has qualms about functioning.

Maximus has qualms about Sport as Art.

The Doctor has qualms about creating automata that may or may not have souls

Father farmer has qualms about the lifestyle of those in the city

Maximus has qualms about his work for the Arboreal Commission

Paulo opens up to the Automata

Rufus has qualms about Thurston’s sense of irony

Maximus and Anne Baker discuss the point of nature

Cindy Jo has qualms about sacrifice

The Doctor has qualms about a new job for the arboreal commission

Father Farmer has qualms about the manner of his death.

Vance the miner has qualms about the automata.

The Doctor has qualms about Father Farmer’s prognosis.

Thurston has qualms about his broken heart.

Mother has no qualms about Thurston’s departure.

Thurston has qualms about his departure.

The Doctor has qualms about her role as a philanthropist.

Maximus has qualms about his brother Paulo visiting their mutual friend The Doctor.

Paulo has qualms about the Automata.

The Lill moth larvae have qualms about the wasps.

Cindy Jo has minor qualms about prayer.

Thurston sees the moon.

Cindy Jo has qualms about monsters and souls.

Thurston has qualms about the natural order of things.

Cindy Jo mourns.

Cindy Jo has qualms about the natural order.

Maximus’s qualms are assuaged by an invasive fern.

Paulo has qualms about the explanatory power of mathematics.

Cindy Jo has qualms about a handsome stranger.