[She listens as they walk in the direction of the restaurant, nodding here and there.]
It's hard not to make assumptions. It's human to do so, at least, but you're right that there's no reason the world beyond New Moore should be anything like what I'm used to.
[She shifts slightly as she walks. Actually, it's been bothering her that she can't decide if she'd rather go home to her city full of monsters and her complicated relationship with them, or stay here and sacrifice free will. She didn't like being caged, and as nice as it was, the island was a cage -- but it was nice, she had to admit, to be able to take a break from vampire and werewolf politics.
She smiles at him again, amused.]
I guess that would make you an optimistic sort of date, wouldn't it? If we were in that situation, I could probably allow the linked arms. Doors are still my territory, though.
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It's hard not to make assumptions. It's human to do so, at least, but you're right that there's no reason the world beyond New Moore should be anything like what I'm used to.
[She shifts slightly as she walks. Actually, it's been bothering her that she can't decide if she'd rather go home to her city full of monsters and her complicated relationship with them, or stay here and sacrifice free will. She didn't like being caged, and as nice as it was, the island was a cage -- but it was nice, she had to admit, to be able to take a break from vampire and werewolf politics.
She smiles at him again, amused.]
I guess that would make you an optimistic sort of date, wouldn't it? If we were in that situation, I could probably allow the linked arms. Doors are still my territory, though.