Augury is a funny thing. For some, its about charts and complex calculations; for others its understanding nature: the flight of birds and the cycle of the seasons; for the Acanthus, it is simply knowing. Its visceral. Its bodily. Tuesday knows in her gut, in her very bones that the mystery man is no threat. That he should be left alone, to find his own way in the world.
He vanishes at last into the crowd. Avis' voice, carefully neutral, calls the Acanthus from her reveries.