It's fun having no say in your world or anything that happens in it.
Although, nothing Sam has done is intimidating, it's simply the state of being an adult from a world like hers that causes her pause. If she ran into him in a crisis she wouldn't flinch away, but in day to day life her needs can't really be answered by him.
Of course, Wanda bumbled pretty haphazardly into something very funny to Abby, that she won't say out loud because it'd be a bit much for a first meeting. However she can't help but let her mind drift to the last time Jesper was 'friendly' with her. Given they've been sleeping together on for two months now. "Oh, I intend to."
She is Jesper's age and Jesper is just like that, it shouldn't really be that surprising.
"It's not perfect, but I think I'd lose my mind in farmville or castle monarchy." Abby was very American. A military government isn't perfect, or good, or even remotely a thing she's on board with. But she distrusts it in a very familiar way. It works in a very familiar way. She doesn't need to learn a whole new form of distrust to survive there. "...then again I jumped off a building to kill a monster, so maybe sanity is relative."
That was a joke, but delivered almost as a dismissal of the idea she was ever sane.
I'm almost sorry.
Although, nothing Sam has done is intimidating, it's simply the state of being an adult from a world like hers that causes her pause. If she ran into him in a crisis she wouldn't flinch away, but in day to day life her needs can't really be answered by him.
Of course, Wanda bumbled pretty haphazardly into something very funny to Abby, that she won't say out loud because it'd be a bit much for a first meeting. However she can't help but let her mind drift to the last time Jesper was 'friendly' with her. Given they've been sleeping together on for two months now. "Oh, I intend to."
She is Jesper's age and Jesper is just like that, it shouldn't really be that surprising.
"It's not perfect, but I think I'd lose my mind in farmville or castle monarchy." Abby was very American. A military government isn't perfect, or good, or even remotely a thing she's on board with. But she distrusts it in a very familiar way. It works in a very familiar way. She doesn't need to learn a whole new form of distrust to survive there. "...then again I jumped off a building to kill a monster, so maybe sanity is relative."
That was a joke, but delivered almost as a dismissal of the idea she was ever sane.