Guerrino interjected: “Hang on, my noble lady. How about free-will, given to us by God?”
“And what is this ‘free-will’?”
“Free-will is our freedom to choose to do good or evil. And we will be rewarded according to which of them we choose.”
“How come, then, you haven’t left, considering that you’ve been here with me for a whole eight days?”
“Because I’ve been told that I can’t.”
She began to laugh saying, “Free-will and determinism are simply two sides of the same coin. Say, for instance, you’re deciding whether or not to do something. While it’s true that if you don’t do it it’s not done, if you do decide to do it that will only be because you’ve been influenced to.”
And so we leave the conversation about the thirty-four factors, as described by the Sibyl, which affect the make up of
