Peter Repeater was on a quest for the ultimate fruit of knowledge. He was probably the wisest person I'd ever met next to Genius Ginny. Whenever someone was saying something, Peter would always repeat and ask the same question over and over again. “What did you say … What did you say … What did you say … What did you say … What did you say … What did you say … What did you say … What did you say …?”

He would never stop. People always had some­thing to say and Repeater was always paying attention and wanted to know more about what they were saying.

How could you blame him? He just wanted to know that whatever someone was saying was really what they were saying. Were they just saying it to be saying it or did they really want to say what they were saying? Repeater was communicating on a much higher and deeper level than most. People didn't realize that, but I did.

Although, to this day I still can't figure something out. After only a 100 or more repeats, why would people jump on him and stuff a pillow down his throat? He was only being inquisitive. Questioning everything was one of the ways kids learn and grow. Repeating yourself just means that you want the answer repeated, that's all. Some people, I suppose, had a problem with that. But for the life of me, I can't figure out why?

You know what I mean … You know what I mean … You know what I mean … You know what I mean … You know what I mean …?