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(Jon sez:) 
And so we discover why Doctor Haas names his robots for poets: his own name
is Virgil. (And his communications robot,
Dryden, is named for
the poet who translated Virgil's Aeneid.) In other news, we learn
that mad scientists have social lives, and that a mad chemist has a crush on
Haas.
I'd like to add that Mark did a great job on Dr. Juruna. |
(Mark sez:) 
While I would be the last to deny Dr. Juruna's scorching hotness, I'm actually more proud of the CG rain effect outside Casa Haas. Definitely an improvement over past efforts.
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