Gear
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This is my reasoning
Well, I've said this before on similar threads and I think it works. Indiana was a man of the 1930's, Spiritualism had just gone out. It was considered uneducated to believe in such "childish" things. The common answer to such "hocus-pocus" was "If I can see it and touch it then it is real."
Although mystical things had happened to him, Indy brushed them off as being "explainable through logical occurance".
Well, I've said this before on similar threads and I think it works. Indiana was a man of the 1930's, Spiritualism had just gone out. It was considered uneducated to believe in such "childish" things. The common answer to such "hocus-pocus" was "If I can see it and touch it then it is real."
Although mystical things had happened to him, Indy brushed them off as being "explainable through logical occurance".