Exactly.
Q moved her for a reason.
My family is from Hungary, and what you just wrote reminded me of a quick story that my mom told me once. She was visiting Hungary as a tourist back in the 90's - a place she'd never been; she was raised in the USA - and she got lost in Budapest. Her parents were legal immigrants to the USA and when she grew up she learned and spoke both Hungarian and English. While wandering around Budapest, trying to find her way, a local walked up and asked her if she needed help. My mom said she was lost. The local said: "You are Hungarian, I can tell: you can never be lost here. You are home."
Your post made me remember that story. Hadn't thought of it in at least 20 years.
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Welcome anon.