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.

Thurston encounters Cindy Jo at market.

Maximus has public qualms about invasive species.

Paulo has qualms about existing.

The doctor shows off her new invention.

Rufus has qualms about new plays.

Thurston hears the voice of an angel.

Thurston has qualms about the Doctor’s new invention.

Cindy Jo has qualms about open individualism.

Maximus has qualms about the memory of Lepidopterans.

Grandmother has qualms about Thurston’s behavior.