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Quote 1. And she said, "Are you telling the truth, Christopher?" And then I said, "I always tell the truth." And she said, "I know you do, Christopher. But sometimes we get sad about things and we don't like to tell other people that we are sad about them."
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This character's name comes from the closed captioning. StarTrek.comgives Tilly as this character's surname. It was stated that Siobhan had more than one "posting", causing her and family to move locations, suggesting she was either a Starfleet officer or a member of another service organization.
In The Way to the Stars, Siobhan is portrayed as a rising member of the Federation Security Council, divorced from Tilly's father, a xenoarchaeologist in Starfleet.
Tilly at StarTrek.com, the official Star TrekwebsiteSiobhan at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star TrekworksSiobhan. Out of all the adults in Christopher’s life, Siobhan is the most understanding of Christopher’s particular needs and strengths. As Christopher’s primary teacher, Siobhan explains appropriate social behavior in a way that helps Christopher and respects his intelligence. Throughout the novel, Christopher often references Siobhan ...
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Siobhan is one of the few people whom Christopher completely trusts. She helps him understand the way other people act, and she seems to understand more than almost anyone how his mind works. She also guides his writing, assigning him a writing task initially and then giving him advice on his book as he goes.
Siobhan offers Christopher a way to keep perspective while navigating the emotional turmoil he feels from uncertainty, which Christopher can use as he goes on to live the more independent life he has planned for himself.
the curious incident of the dog in the night-time: quotes from the play. "Siobhan says that if you raise one eyebrow it can mean lots of different things. It can mean 'I want to do sex with you'". Shows Christophers reliance on Siobhan as a mentor, and his struggles with reading human expression.
