Don't worry, that is still a fine question. Pallene programs are still able to use Lua's "load" to eval dynamically-typed Lua code. But it is less likely that w

Don't worry, that is still a fine question. Pallene programs are still able to use Lua's "load" to eval dynamically-typed Lua code. But it is less likely that we would implement a function to load Pallene source code at run-time, for the same reasons why it isn't common to dynamically load C source code: Pallene takes longer to compile than Lua, and dynamically-loaded code usually isn't as performance-sentitive anyway.