Meghan wetterhall post 2

Lanyon makes the decision to watch the visitor drink the substance. For many days, he has been delivering this powder, without knowledge of what it is nor where it ends up going. I think he chooses as most would: he wishes to see the effects of this experiment. I believe he made the right decision, considering the position he was in. Unfortunately though, in this situation, curiosity killed the cat. After witnessing the gruesome transformation of the small man, Lanyon is unable to recover from the shock. He passes away a few weeks later. If Lanyon had had time to think about his actions and their consequences, he may have chosen differently. He may have chosen to leave the results of the experiment to his imagination, where he would be able to make up many guesses about the experiment without the danger of knowing.