The Borghese gallery had been contacted ahead of time of his visit. The place was empty of other visitors when he and Neville walked inside. The owner had led him to the statues he'd come for, both by the same artist: Gian Lorenzo Bernini. He took a long time in his appraisal of The Rape of Proserpine and Apollo and Daphne. Though they were made of marble he felt as though there was a pulse behind each sculpture, and that they called to him.