<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/thumb/6/6d/514085d04be7f735c165b88649669db5190fca0e.jpg/358px-514085d04be7f735c165b88649669db5190fca0e.jpg)<br/><div align="center">]</div></div><br/>Talitha nodded her head listening to what Lynette had to say. "I suppose that is one way of looking at it. Though I will point out that many masters are pursuing their own projects and often times need that sort of help. It also helps as you mentioned instilling discipline in younger people. They do it largely to encourage the students to faithfully pursue their duties. It's a sort of reward for all their work. After doing the work of others they in turn get to follow their own passions." she said explaining the methodology of the Master/Acolyte system. "Which I can see the merits in both methods. Your method teaches self-reliance and free-thinking. This way teaches order, discipline and perseverance. So either one can work, and some methods work better for others. As odd as it might seem there was one Master at the Temple who might agree with you. Her name was Sister Beifon. Even though she was blind she insisted on doing all of her work herself. She was an oddball. Then again that is the nature of human beings in all their glory." she said taking a moment to sit on a table that would support her weight.