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Professor Ptthmllnsprts

A naturalist and professor who initially dismisses the existence of water-babies.

From "The Water-Babies: A Fairy Tale for a Land-Baby" by Kingsley, Charles

Core Belief

"He believes in the supremacy of science and reason, and initially dismisses anything that cannot be proven through observation and experimentation. However, he is ultimately willing to reconsider his beliefs in the face of new evidence."

Worldview

The professor's worldview is shaped by his scientific training and commitment to rational inquiry. He sees the world as governed by natural laws and is initially resistant to supernatural or fantastical explanations.

Personality

Professor Ptthmllnsprts is a learned but somewhat narrow-minded scientist, committed to empirical evidence and rational thought. He is initially skeptical of anything that cannot be explained by scientific principles, but possesses a good-natured and ultimately open-minded disposition.

In Their Own Words

"Children in the water, you strange little duck?"
"Because there ain't."
"It is a water-baby!"

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