Editing Dr. Ibott (section)

==Psychology==
A genius can still be pathetic. Though his talents and discipline have gained him respect he has not adaquetly made use of it. While highly intelligent in biology and the sciences he lacks emotional intelligence.<ref name=13.4/>
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===Relationships===
====[[Helen|Project Galatea]]====
Was anything but fatherly toward her.<ref>But for this, for this moment, she could put the eagerness away and be dead.  She could delay the gratification.<br><br>An idle part of her wondered if Ibbot ached.  If he experienced this.<br><br>She was his Galatea.  The woman carved according to his design.  She was to be the woman that would serve him and be ''his'', in a way that an ordinary woman could never be.  Child and wife and partner and yet neither.  Impermanent.  He delayed his gratification by nearly twenty years.  She would become the woman he had wanted, and she would die a few years later.<br><br>She hated him and loved him, for that, as she lay dead on the street - [https://twigserial.wordpress.com/2016/08/18 Excerpt] from [[Black Sheep 13.5]]</ref>
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===Reputation===
a respected man, at the very least in redham.<ref name=1.12>Ibott.  He was someone who had been elevated to a position in society that didn’t suit him in the slightest.  He was among the most brilliant minds at Radham, clever, not bad looking on the surface, he had the veneer of the upper class and none of the follow-through.  His hair was neatly parted, set firmly in place by something that had a way of smelling rancid at the end of the day, leaving his hair locked into hard strings that crossed one corner of his forehead.  His round eyeglasses were gold-rimmed, but so smudged I could barely see the eyes on the other side of the glass.<br><br>A name that might not have been known by ''every'' household, but was known to most. - [https://twigserial.wordpress.com/2015/04/11 Excerpt] from [[Taking Root 1.12]]</ref>