Does the Queen think this will actually impress Carissa enough that it's worth spending an hour of Keltham's time, on trying to load, and probably shortly after forgetting, all this shit?  Or is this knowledge in some other way reusable and persistently valuable?

Does the Queen think this whole shenanigan is generating enough value that it's worth spending an hour of Keltham's valuable time, on trying to load, and probably shortly after forgetting, all this shit?  Or is this knowledge in some other way reusable and persistently valuable?

Does the Queen think this whole shenanigan is generating enough value that it's worth spending an hour of Keltham's valuable time, on trying to load, and shortly-afterwards forget, all this shit?  Or is this knowledge in some other way reusable and persistently valuable?