Christine nodded, "Oh yes. Modern man likes to keep things clean in print and in public. Some books ignore this rule." She smiled as she walked but kept her voice low and made sure no one was too close when she spoke. At the question of importance, she rose her brow and looked over. "Oh it's very important. There are books about all sorts of things people want to keep secret. Books that speak of things against the laws or give voices to enemies. Forgotten knowledge. What if someone once wrote a book that said there was gold buried under your home, and a rich person had that book and simply just kept it hidden because they had enough money now but if they wanted gold they'd know where to get it. You'd wish you knew of this book, wouldn't you? It's sort of like that." She said, trying to simplify it and make an example that perhaps would get the point across.

Christine smiled at the laughter. "You seem happy, that's good. It is important we are happy for ourselves because the world doesn't care to give us happiness, we must take it or make it."