It feels strange to see her place just exactly the way she left it, as if she'd just walked out to run some errands. For a moment she just looks around, not so differently from Ginsberg and his study of the place, finding her bearings.

"I don't mind. Never had a flatmate before, maybe it'll be fun. And so long as you stay out of my personal things, you should make yourself at home. I've lots of books, and-"

A thought occurs to her as he makes his hesitant inquiry, and she grins delightedly. "You're going to love the telly. We've all kinds of channels now, and advertising is very different. Probably even more agencies now than back in your time, too."