I'm fine. I just don't really know what to do. [She cuts an uneven slice] Or rather, I'm not sure what your like me to do. Just have lunch but do you want to talk about it. Not talk about it. It's upsetting and I'm upset for you but I don't know what makes things easier for you.
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[Even in his own grief, he's still an observant guy, and her face isn't telling a good story right now.]
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[That answer comes quick enough.]
Cut me a piece of that, while you've got the knife in hand?
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I did mean it you know, this weather is making me grumpy. I'm meant for sunshine or at least rain. I hadn't seen snow until I left Four.
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Beds are best. Then baths, then fires. In that order.
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And a bedroom with a fireplace in it?
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... It's an idea. Maybe I should wish for one.
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[He furrows his brow, thinking about this.]
But wouldn't you miss blankets?
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I'd miss warm pajamas, personally, but on you I wouldn't complain.
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[He teases, finally tugging her back into the living room, plated bread slices in hand.]
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Couldn't say I'm in the mood for it today, anyway.
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Just shows that I haven't lost it all yet.
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