QUINN:
… And all ya do is match three of the same color.  Aye, like that.

IO:
But Quinn, it’s not as pretty as my book.

QUINN:
It’s not supposed to be pretty. The thing is it’s just for fun and
when you win - it celebrates for ya. See like that. Init gr-date?

IO:
Oh, the genie liked that, and it does have nice colors.

QUINN:
Aye, right. So Io, what do ya think of becoming free?

IO:
Free?

QUINN:
Aye. Ya do know that Daprima wants to free ya from yer lamp?

IO:
Yes, but - then what will the genie be?

QUINN:
Donnae. I guess you’ll just be a regular bloke.

IO:
But Quinn, Io doesn’t know how to be a regular … bloke.

QUINN:
Sure ya do. Look at ya now, playing on me cell.
That’s what we regular blokes do. 

In the hallway …

LU:
… Daprima,  is it true that you’re working on a wish to free Io?

DAPRIMA:
Uh-huh.

LU:

Genie are rare. Io is the first one I’ve ever met, the first my
father ever met as well, and he’s over 300 years old. 

DAPRIMA:
Are you going somewhere with this? 

LU:
Yes - I know of no one who has ever met an ex-genie.
Furthermore, I have yet to find a record of any in
the library at Magick School.

DAPRIMA:
So you’re saying I’m the first person to actually free one?

LU:
I certainly hope not. I am however, concerned that it’s possible
one has never survived the transformation. 

DAPRIMA:
Oh … 

DAPRIMA:
… but Lu, I saw Io alive and free in
one of my premonitions.

LU:
Did you? Well that changes everything. Give me some time to
research the matter further. Odds are, I’ll find
something to help you with the wording. 

DAPRIMA:
Thanks and in the meantime, I’ll be working on that wish.