[ He is very kind to make assumptions that Leon does anything for better reason than style points.

He hums thoughtfully at that question, not sure how exactly to answer it when he's in the middle of a long plan to upend the current social order of his own country. ]

It can be difficult in its own way, but nothing like this world. In Siracusa though people have reasons to walk on eggshells, they can at least go about their day to day lives without fear of becoming the kind of thing the doctor who brought us here turned into.

[ A pause, he has a lot of rants he could go on, but the situation here is dire enough, maybe he can focus on some of the positives instead. ]

It's a good country for entertainment. The plays and opera are both exceptional, and the food is second to none.