There's a lot to be said for trying to snap out of this and go back to normal, and then only change one piece of himself at a time, because Keltham does not have already set up any other ways to be.

It would definitely sound like the sort of standard advice that a Watcher would give you about what to do if you've had an overly large epiphany.

Keltham continues to sit and think, for a time.

There's a lot to be said for trying to snap out of this and go back to normal, and then only change one piece of himself at a time, because Keltham does not have already set up any other ways to be.

That sounds to Keltham like the sort of standard advice that a Keeper would give you about what to do if you've had an overly large epiphany especially one induced by a temporary state of perception you can't go back and access again.

Keltham continues to sit and think, for a time.

There's a lot to be said for trying to snap out of this and go back to normal, and then only change one piece of himself at a time from there, in response to new facts about Golarion as he actually learns them, because Keltham does not have already set up any other ways to be.

That sounds to Keltham like the sort of standard advice that a Keeper would give you about what to do if you've had an overly large epiphany especially one induced by a temporary state of perception you can't go back and access again.

Keltham continues to sit and think, for a time.

There's a lot to be said for trying to snap out of this and go back to his normal, and then only change one piece of himself at a time from there, in response to new facts about Golarion as he actually learns them, because Keltham does not have already set up any other ways to be.

That sounds to Keltham like the sort of standard advice that a Keeper would give you about what to do if you've had an overly large epiphany especially one induced by a temporary state of perception you can't go back and access again.

Keltham continues to sit and think, for a time.

There's a lot to be said for trying to snap out of this and go back to his normal, and then only change one piece of himself at a time from there, in response to new facts about Golarion as he actually learns them, because Keltham does not have any other sensibly configured ways to be.

That sounds to Keltham like the sort of standard advice that a Keeper would give you about what to do if you've had an overly large epiphany, especially one induced by a temporary state of perception you can't go back and access again.

Keltham continues to sit and think, for a time.

There's a lot to be said for trying to snap out of this and go back to his normal, and then only change one piece of himself at a time from there, in response to new facts about Golarion as he actually learns them, because Keltham has not precached any other sensibly configured ways to be.

That sounds to Keltham like the sort of standard advice that a Keeper would give you about what to do if you've had an overly large epiphany, especially one induced by a temporary state of perception you can't go back and access again.

Keltham continues to sit and think, for a time.