This is a conversation between Ralph Allison and Charity, a Professor CIE.
Ralph: It is not your benefit when you are being accused in the newspapers by a newspaper reporter. They are not bound by that standard. It used to be that they were morally bound by that code, but it is not that way today. 25 years ago, they did not behave this way. There are many stories, I have been reading recently about what reporters knew about people like President Roosevelt in WWII, but they didn't print them. They respected him and they saw no purpose in printing these secret little stories.
Charity: So what has happened now is that the journalists have Essences that - The first lifetimes, as we have told you, is for the preachers. Usually the next mode is the journalist mode. After that is usually your lawyer's mode. Then you have various other modes. Then its usually after that the Doctor mode. Then it starts working itself back down again.
Ralph: I hope so.
Charity: Most times.