How do the tithe-children and curators interact in the Museum according to the chapter?

Tithe-children and curators in the Museum collaborate in an unspoken way, tidying riddles and fragments to avoid the Director's notice. They share a mutual interest in solving historical mysteries, which is as close as they come to having conversations.

In the Museum, tithe-children and curators form an unspoken alliance to manage and tidy the riddles and fragments that the Director might perceive as a failing. This collaboration is not explicitly communicated but is evident in their shared efforts to solve the mysteries left by history and cataclysm. Their interactions are characterized by a mutual curiosity and a love for puzzles, which brings them together in a way that resembles conversation, despite not being direct communication.