It is a theory that Gaius hasn't heard expressed so clearly here, and the curiosity on Gaius' face is not a construction of the interest a politician takes in the people around him out of political necessity, but in the idea itself. The idea of people being from different worlds is now one that he's used to, as strange as it had been to first encounter the idea in this place. But the idea that there may be parallels of the same places in different worlds was a compelling one.

"Much about this place is wrong," he agrees, after a moment to parse the idiom he hasn't heard before. "It is an interesting suggestion. What is Tevinter like?"