He nodded. She seemed a bit more settled by now, and he was relieved to hear that the vision itself hadn't been too distressing.

"Yes, it does have the air of some stories associated with old fraternal organizations and military orders, like the Knights Templar or the Freemasons," he said, looking down at the scanned document again. Then, a bit dryly and almost to himself, "... Or the Priory of Sion." He'd had a roommate in minor seminary with some very strong, very loud opinions about The Leonardo Code.

But after a moment he sighed and looked back up into her face. "There's no need for you to feel any particular way at all about it, if you don't want to," he said, in a voice that was gently firm but without reproach. "Whatever you have 'seen' or 'remembered', you yourself are a normal, good-hearted woman who has lived a normal and good life. Never doubt that, Chloe."