Lies in the Depths of

'Freminet takes advantage of these moments of peace, when no one expects anything of him. They give him freedom to be his true, petty self, with no one but himself to judge.But he'll have to surface sometime. He still has a family who are close to him and, for some reason, rely on and appreciate him. He isn't sure what he should do to prove himself to his brother and sister or to Father, or even if he can. Father is stoic and strong, Lyney is confident and social, and Lynette is encouraging and reliable.' When diving, Freminet's world is peaceful and quiet, but that only lets the voices in his head become louder.