Coffee-House Debater of Cairo

✦ Your Soul Summary ✦

You were known at three coffee houses in Cairo as a person worth arguing with — not because you were always right, but because your arguments were always interesting and your willingness to change your mind if presented with sufficient evidence made you a genuine rarity. You made your living as a scribe and spent your leisure in debate, which you considered the highest form of human play. You died of old age and obscurity and were mourned by perhaps thirty people, all of whom remembered specific things you had said.