catch-all: emma.

[televised]

Comments

[televised]

Not being a fan of something doesn't make you physically incapable of doing it.

[let her live wtf]

[foodbin]

Then what brings you up here?

[She tilts her head.]

[televised]

I like the view.

[It's? Not that complicated?]

[foodbin]

[A thoughtful pause.]

Wow. I didn't realize you liked anything.

[it's

unclear whether that was meant as an insult.]

[televised]

[... E M M A.

Even if it's not meant as an insult, North's clearly taking it as one.]

Well, congratulations. You learned something new.

[And then

she keeps climbing.]

[foodbin]

[She doesn't hesitate before continuing to climb, even if she tilts her head.]

Hating everything here is pretty legitimate, you know.

[This is her way of saying she didn't mean it as an insult.]

[televised]

[Not turning back to her.]

Oh, really?

[Her way of saying she didn't mean it as an insult sucks.]

[foodbin]

[...]

Okay. Got it. We'll just awkwardly and silently walk up this hill.

[televised]

You're not obligated to walk with me.

[Just saying.]

[foodbin]

We're going at the same speed, unless you want to slow down.

[televised]

You're welcome to speed down yourself.

[foodbin]

I'm good, thanks.

[this is... fine...]

[televised]

Then don't complain.

[awkwardly and silently it is.]

[foodbin]

[she would have fallen silent, but—]

I wasn't complaining. I was offering you an alternative.

[televised]

Well, I never asked for one.

[foodbin]

Wow. It must have been really hard. You poor thing.

[televised]

You really love the sound of your own voice.

[foodbin]

No, I'm just not going to take your piss poor attitude. There's a difference, but nice try.

[televised]

You wouldn't have this problem if you didn't keep talking to me.