A normal phone, he says. As if something like that could be called normal to Number 6. Learning that they act in similar ways to radios is interesting, however, his eyebrows raise extra high when César declares it "just a small computer."

"Just," he says incredulously. "In my time there is no such thing as a small computer. The idea of being able to fit something so complex into your pocket, well, I thought that was the stuff of science fiction."

He fears for the future of security, frankly, if such things become widespread. He'd risked his life to smuggle microfilms across the borders of hostile nations. Imagine the kind of things that could be smuggled on one of these phones?

"I feel that I am going to have quite the challenge getting up to speed here."