[She pops the 'p' in her response, green eyes still trained on the television screen. Hell, he could be watching the home shopping network and she wouldn't complain. TV is a good way to kill time and just bask in someone else's honest company for a while.]
Reckon that's not real easy to do to you, since most people can't reach that high.
[ Rex is used to splitting his attention through multiple tasks and since she's joined him, he's less engrossed in the show. If she left him he'd probably get sucked in again- kind of like a kid. It's all new to him. ]
Oof. [ He says it incredibly deadpan. No way any air was possibly knocked out of him from the nudge. ] You are correct. I have had to become remarkably good at protecting my genitals, however.
[ Everyone tries to punch them. It actually makes it easier for him to predict how fights go so maybe it's a good thing but also. Ech. ]
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[She pops the 'p' in her response, green eyes still trained on the television screen. Hell, he could be watching the home shopping network and she wouldn't complain. TV is a good way to kill time and just bask in someone else's honest company for a while.]
Reckon that's not real easy to do to you, since most people can't reach that high.
[Her arm nudges him playfully in the side.]
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Oof. [ He says it incredibly deadpan. No way any air was possibly knocked out of him from the nudge. ] You are correct. I have had to become remarkably good at protecting my genitals, however.
[ Everyone tries to punch them. It actually makes it easier for him to predict how fights go so maybe it's a good thing but also. Ech. ]
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[The corners of her mouth are twitching into a grin.]
They do much fightin' at that fancy private school'a yours?
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[ His tone adjusts slightly in that 'quoting someone' way of speaking people have. ]
If I had five minutes to cut down a tree, I would spend three of them sharpening my axe.
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Preparation? You make it sound more like a war instead'a some fancy future job.
[It's such a strange school, but eh, rich people tend to be pretty strange to begin with.]
But you go kick that tree's ass.
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[ That's what all the evil CEOs of the world say, right? That business is a war and stuff like that? Feasible. ]
It is still exceptionally novel to be thought of as 'fancy.'
[ He's never owned a TV Allie. He just talks like this because he's read more books than he's had conversations. ]
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[She's asking sincerely, since she doesn't set out to tease her friends or call them names.]
And yeah, there's a difference, but it'd be dumb to hash out a buncha details that aren't really needed.
[It'd be entirely hypothetical, and she'd rather watch TV.]
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I don't know if that is better, I do not know what 'preppy' means.
[ He finally tears his eyes off the TV to give her a head tilt. All the way to the side, like a puppy. ]
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Not really how I'd describe you.
[She glances up at him. His neck is so...flexible.]
That clear things up?
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[ His head slowly goes the other way, like it's a loading bar or something. ]
I think neither fancy nor preppy are apt descriptors for me in that case. I'm just... Rex.
[ You know. The worst. ]