Gail Bremen

Chapter 7 - Eyes

Gail

Gail listens patiently to Jeremy's dense mathematical explanations, translating them into her own understanding and asking clarifying questions. She grapples with the implications for the soul and death before finally grasping how their 'faulty interferometers' allow them to perceive other people's thought waves.

Chapter 14 - Eyes

Gail / Kiddo

Gail, speaking as the consciousness within Jeremy Bremen, analyzes the concepts of mathematics and love through a formalist lens. She recalls a past interaction with Jeremy where she recounts Robert McNamara’s description of Bobby Kennedy’s three-group classification of people, a point of contention where Jeremy interjects with his own two-group theory to correct her, before they share a quiet, affectionate moment with him.