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Originally Posted by vitruvian
Honestly, you'd think a temporary tenant in the body would be more willing to dispose of the contents of the original owner's bank account...
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The Great Race of Yith does seem to adhere to a standard of ethics, though a decidedly non-human one. Within the constraints placed upon them by their natural lack of familiarity with many of the trivial details of daily life a native of the visited place-time would take for granted (but which the traveler, possessing a superior intelligence, can usually pick up the bulk of in relatively short order), they appear to take some care not to disrupt the life of the exchangee more than what their studies necessarily entail.
Peaslee says, of the amnesiac time while his body was occupied by the visiting alien mind. "I was given charge of my funds, and spent them slowly and on the whole wisely, in travel and in study at various centres of learning."