"It's not my thing, thank you," The Eshu says with a too dangerous smile.//Mr. Wheaton looks at the eshu, "pardon me, but I really should help Julia here." And like that, he ignores the Eshu as he focuses on Julia, "And , of course, Julia. You know, I think we may have a book about photographers and artists of that decade and I believe he has a chapter to himself. Now if you want more of his works , we have a book that was returned just this morning I think, you're really in luck. I hadn't put it on the shelves yet. Follow me, I'll get you both and then we'll talk about that loan." The man seems to be almost instinctively know that he should get away from the Eshu, and now clings to Julia like a life line. His joy for his work returning, hope in the younger generation intact