[Somehow Elizabeth doesn't quite buy that women are realistic by default, but maybe some clarification will help this guy out.] It's a type of scientist. And where I'm from, women who don't put their life into their home or religion are generally frowned upon. So while Robert was met with praise and admiration from his colleagues, Rosalind spent her life battling with hers for a little recognition. That sort of environment and interaction affects how we develop as people.

That being said I wouldn't be so quick to assume a certain mood based on a life story, we have been thrown around quite a bit in the past few weeks. Still, it couldn't hurt to find where your lines diverge.