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Klaus smiled at this, "Well, I consider you to be part of the good kind. Their opinions do not effect mine." He shifted yet another book, then shook his head, "No, it will be fine. This keeps happening. I believe it is one of my other family members trying to get under my skin. It will stop soon enough. But thank you for the offer."

Klaus nodded at her, "Thank you for that. I truely appreciate it." He watched her take out a few of the books and go about her work, and smirked slightly. Then he turned back to the shelf and started moving some of the books around. He went from shelf to shelf organizing the books.

Finally he finished with organizing them, although part of his knew that they would just be mixed up again as soon as he left and came back in... Sighing, he moved over to the table Rene was at, "Have you found what you were looking for?"

He stared at the paper, not understanding any of what was written. "Hmm. Well, that is good at any rate. What sort of language are you writing in? I do not recognize it at all." He'd never seen anything like it, in fact. Not that he spent much time studying languages. In fact, it was one area he strayed away from. Latin he knew, but that was different.

Klaus stared at the writing for a moment, "Yes, I can understand what you mean by bad headaches..." He looked away and rubbed his eyes. "In any case, it is incredible that someone could come up with their own writing like that. Or how either either of you are able to read such writing." Of course, he didn't like reading period, so why would he like to read in circles? Hmmm. But it was rather ingenious. He would have to meet this doctor woman some time.

Klaus paused, thinking, "Christmas? I have heard about it somewhere before, but I do not think I completely understand what you mean. I am still rather confused on all of these Earthly customs." In fact, he'd been downright confused about Halloween, but had stopped caring about the specifics as soon as he'd been told he could create a haunted house to spook the heck out of people. "Care to enlighten me as to what this 'Christmas is about?"

The boy raised an eyebrow, tempted to comment on the whole 'Christ' matter, and the gifts and whatnot, but finally ended up with one question, "She does not believe in god? And yet she has an angel within her family? Or I should say a fallen angel, rather." He wasn't sure whether she would be sensitive to the term or not, but it was true, what they were. And there was really no way to get around that.

"Stubborn, eh? I have not bothered to ask my family members their current beliefs. They would probably simply ignore me." Though he still believed that being ignored was better than being hugged every two seconds or so.

"There are currently four fallen angels living under this roof. My twin brother and myself, and our two... 'cousins'." He didn't have a very favorable opinion of them either. Not after they tried to trip him down the stairs. "I was simply banished for the way I think. I do not consider it that much of a problem. My brother... His fondness for explosives is what did him in." He shrugged, not finding that difficult to talk about. Admittedly, he didn't remember much for Then, but the reason for their banishment was clear in his mind.

"I suppose. I do not believe that anyone under this roof has any specific beliefs. But perhaps one day I will ask." Or perhaps not. Only time could tell, and at the moment he didn't feel as though he knew or liked any of them enough to ask such a thing.

"Like me... No, not really. We are quite different, in fact." It applied to both looks and ways of thinking. His brother was much more simplistic in the way he thought, and really only had one focus. Klaus, however, was far too complex for his age or, probably, his own good. "I suppose you could say that we are two sides of the same coin." He'd decided to drop the topic of banisment. Rene didn't seem altogether too comfortable with talking about it.