You don't give off that impression. [ but he shrugs, sitting back as he finishes eating at last, leaving a number of plates for hiccup to foot the bill for. oops. godly appetite. ] If you're so desperate for deets, why don't we play a game?
[ yessss. ]
An old game. A question for a question, and the answers can't include embellishment or wordplay, nothing but the absolute truth. Up for it? The winner is the one who doesn't get stuck on a reply.
[He just stares at the plates with squinted eyes, not even having eaten anything himself. Somehow the idea of playing a game seems like an awful idea.]
A game, huh? And what does the winner get? Somehow making the loser pay for lunch looks like that's out of the question either way.
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Yeah, I get that. It doesn't have to be spelled out.
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[ yessss. ]
An old game. A question for a question, and the answers can't include embellishment or wordplay, nothing but the absolute truth. Up for it? The winner is the one who doesn't get stuck on a reply.
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A game, huh? And what does the winner get? Somehow making the loser pay for lunch looks like that's out of the question either way.
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Okay, I guess I'll start off simple. What's your favorite thing to eat then?
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[ he's a pig for it, ordering it every single time the opportunity passes in a diner. ]
Am I a disappointment, compared to what you expected of me?
[ YOU CAME TO THE WRONG GAME, SON. ]
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[For the most part.]
I'm actually pretty impressed that you're a rather ordinary guy, to be honest. Even relieved, I guess.