He does not, as a matter of fact - Puck has been reticent when encouraging Havelock to talk to others, because (he can only assume) of this binding.

It matters little, in any case. Knowing others' pasts may be useful in the long run, but he's more interested in fiding out first what they are now.

"Then more than one course of events can exist concurrently?" he asks, thoughtful.