We often forget that our world is made up of myriads of individual elements, each with its own personality and history. Grapes, beans, for example. When we study each element, we can readily recognise that each is totally different from the rest. One can well imagine that each item has its own specific personality and history. For instance, an orange’s peel is thick, dimpled and fragrant for a reason, and a grape has an attractive thin, edible skin. If fruit are people, we can imagine that they all have very different personalities and different stories to tell. In this segment I am attempting to ascribe different personalities and properties to common animals, plants, and objects, as if they were free spirits. The world hence becomes so much more vibrant and interesting.