[ He gives her a soft laugh, more a vaguely amused exhale. Yeah, the bar was on the ground. Possibly underground.
His expression falters at what she says next, though; about people being open to having them around. Sure, yeah, in that they aren't locked up. That's a big one. But Amos is running into that problem he usually does — he doesn't get other people, doesn't know how to fit in, and now that this place is his only real option... And he still doesn't...
He doesn't mind people staring at him. Talking shit about him. That always happens. It's more just, he doesn't really know where to go from here. What the options are. If there are any.
... Which she thankfully has, and his expression opens right back up. ]
Sure. Haven't really known what to check out. I'm not used to towns like this. [ Baltimore sure as shit wasn't a cooperative town. And space doesn't exactly have farmland. Or open air. Or anything like this. ] You seem suited for it, though.
[ Part observation, part compliment. Wishes he could be more like her, really. ]
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His expression falters at what she says next, though; about people being open to having them around. Sure, yeah, in that they aren't locked up. That's a big one. But Amos is running into that problem he usually does — he doesn't get other people, doesn't know how to fit in, and now that this place is his only real option... And he still doesn't...
He doesn't mind people staring at him. Talking shit about him. That always happens. It's more just, he doesn't really know where to go from here. What the options are. If there are any.
... Which she thankfully has, and his expression opens right back up. ]
Sure. Haven't really known what to check out. I'm not used to towns like this. [ Baltimore sure as shit wasn't a cooperative town. And space doesn't exactly have farmland. Or open air. Or anything like this. ] You seem suited for it, though.
[ Part observation, part compliment. Wishes he could be more like her, really. ]