Let me actually read your file, then we'll get a plan together. Though not being able to freeze the planet solid is a good sign for getting them back sooner rather than later.
Given where we are, not wanting to might actually be more important.
[The fingergun and wink almost makes him want to laugh, but he saves himself from that at the last minute - mostly because trying to decide if Bobby is 'cute' breaks his brain. ]
[ He's blinking a lot behind his glasses - not that she can see that, but it's not a question he expected. He should have. He didn't. He's apparently gotten too used to the barge.
It does mean silence goes on a little long, though. ]
Fine with me. [She's playing it casual, but man, she is anxious about someone reading that thing. She doesn't even know what's in there.] Maybe you can even tell me what it says.
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[Finger gun, wink.]
So tell me about this friend of yours ... besides the potential to usher in a new ice age, what else can he do? Is he cute?
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[The fingergun and wink almost makes him want to laugh, but he saves himself from that at the last minute - mostly because trying to decide if Bobby is 'cute' breaks his brain. ]
That's like asking me if my brother is cute.
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Oh, come on. You've got --
[ A curious headtilt, and she leans in a little closer, to peer at him more carefully. ]
You can see, right? Not that it's a problem if you can't.
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It does mean silence goes on a little long, though. ]
Yes, yes I can see.
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[If she could blush, she probably would be.]
Anything else you need to know?
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No. I'll read through the file and see what's there, then we can catch up again.
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