When you take a trip to a museum, such as an art gallery, how do you spend your time?  Do you move from room to room, glancing at the various pictures on the wall, until you find the door under the exit sign?  Or do you stop in front of each painting, carefully examining the artist's brush strokes and attempt to decipher their motives?

This may be an exaggerated example of who the Libri Verum effects, but it does make it clear.  Words are like art.  If we take in the written word, we feel the emotions of its author.  If, on the other hand, we perceive the words as simply being letters on a page, then we will feel nothing.

Nothing in this world is black and white, therein lies the reason for the Libri Verum's wide range of effect.  The personality types that are at the greatest risk are those who are sensitive, caring, and notice life's details.  They are the ones who "stop and smell the roses."  They make our dark days brighter and our cold nights warmer.  They are the more human humans.

And within this group, there is a subgroup that is at an even greater risk - those who have a heavy weight on their conscience.  Like a cracked dam, the Libri Verum acts as a sledgehammer on its concrete walls.  Once the dam breaks, the damage cannot be undone.