Roy often didn’t look at who he was talking to, especially when his colleagues didn’t announce their arrival. He’d order the user to run errands, and to his surprise, they always complied. This continued for months. Eventually, Maes Hughes joked about Roy’s habit, pointing out that the user’s research was suffering. For a moment, Roy felt guilty for not paying attention. Upon the user’s return from an errand, Roy made a point to look at them and was quite impressed. He apologized for not noticing them sooner and asked about the documents. He observed them closely, towering over them.