Why does Sir Charles Portland want to know
where Professor Seltzman is? And why should the administration behind The
Village go to all the trouble of finding him to have him taken there?
Sir Charles makes no mention whatsoever as
to the reason why British Intelligence, or any other British Agency, wants to
know where Seltzman is, unless it’s because they do not have a Seltzman
machine!
As for The Village, Number 2 does go to
great pains to explain Professor Seltzman’s mind transference process to the
Colonel. He even shows the Colonel the amnesia room, together with the Seltzman
machine, and gives a physical demonstration of the machine. But why? Why the
need for Professor Seltzman at all? After all they are already doing very
nicely. They have a Seltzman machine and have the ability to put it into
operation, having at least changed the minds of two people if the agent in the
amnesia room is anything to go by. This so that the man was then sent out to
gather information, later to be returned to The Village to have that
information extracted, only to be sent out again to gather even more
information. So why the need for Professor Seltzman, unless it was to do with
the need of a reversal process? But then Number 6 is the only person to make
mention of any such reversal process, and you know my thoughts about that. There
isn’t any need for any such reversal process, you simply put the same two
subjects through the same process in order to reverse the effect. So perhaps
there can only be one reason for the need of Professor Seltzman, to discover
just how far he had progressed with his mind transference technique.
Be seeing you
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