Diarmuid watches September write with wide, curious eyes. A hundred questions enter his mind, but he can tell September is doing something very important. The last thing he wants to do is distract the man from his work. It would be bad if Diarmuid bothered him and caused him to forget something.

As the man continues to write, Diarmuid creeps around to September's side so he can better see what the man is writing. Obviously, he can't read any of it, but it's still interesting to watch. After a very long time, he finally whispers, "I said something good?"