Karina watched with a certain sadness as the girl seemingly searched for an answer which would make everyone else happy. When Patience finally answered Karina wasn't so assured that she did. She wanted to comment on that, but Mr Yoder cut in, and she wasn't one to upset the normalcy for someone else. She listened intently to what Mr. Yoder was saying about how even though they didn't live for technology, they were content with their lives. Most of them seemed to act as though they agreed, the only person whom didn't was Patience.<br/><br/>When Karina was asked if she had any questions she thought about it, she had so many, but she didn't want to look as though she was a nosey, business interferer. However, she didn't care, they were only going to be here for a short while and she'd most likely never see them again.  "I suppose, I do" She began " Do the children go to a school? Do the adults work? Do you use money? Is there a trade system? Do you prefer a tech-free life? Anything you want but do without?.. Do you like outsiders? Would you prefer the whole world to live this way? or are you just content with your small and maybe growing community? How does one become one of you? Are you ... inbred?" Karina asked, but as she added the last word she said just above a whisper. She couldn't understand how they couldn't be if they never married/dated outsiders. Eventually they would all become related right? Karina dismissed the thought.