He thought he'd conjured a secure enough way of asking Professor Moxley his questions about a man who was fast becoming one of Cutty's focal points. Morally ambiguous and unhesitant to kill, James Bond could've been a poster boy for those afflicted with the same sort of brain to which Cutty played host. He had questions. Lots of them. Mostly, because he thought James Bond was a real muggle man who'd lived more than a century ago in Britain.