Well, I've always known a certain amount about my former T. But what I intuited of his character was what was most important. That he presented an edited version of himself in order to be what I most needed, what was in my best interests, served as evidence of his character. In hindsight post therapy, I've learned more about him firsthand, yet nothing has contradicted my sense of his character. His persona as a clinician was firmly grounded in his character then as now.