This is astounding work by writers who are infinitely talented. Once again, we have a man of great genius who has suffered a tragedy, something that could have been part of any of our lives. He is Walter's soul mate because they both have things they wish were changed. It just doesn't work that way. The religion discussion was as raw as anything I've seen before. Science battle religion but has the advantage of empiricism. Walter knows the cost, but he can't put it into words to help the man because he doesn't know himself. We are left with unanswered questions but that's OK because there is no way for these human entities to really address these issues. A great, great portrayal of the limits (and joys) of humanity.
Review of White Tulip
