Manners. That was still something that Josef was working on, despite not always being certain why he was concerned about it. It led to forgetting things, such as giving a name, or not thinking about how many wouldn't want to be called something else entirely.
"Josef Kostan," he said, dropping the pen. "Josef is fine," he said with a nod.
He laughed at that proclamation, though there is no heat to it. "Come from the modern generation of video games and television," he asked, arching a brow. It was the first assumption he made when she declared trees as being weird, after all. "Oh if the map is directing you somewhere, it means you likely brought something too large for the welcome room through with you," he offered. "Everyone brings an item from home with them, if it's smaller than a bread box you find it in that room but larger than and you have to find where they put it in the city."
He wondered about the noise and how and why it was bothering her so much but he didn't ask. He had caught on to how invasive his questions sometimes were.
"State of paranoia means a mental state. Not a physical state as part of a country," he said, frowning a bit and curious about the child's education. "As for how it helps, with all they could do to us and the weird things that happen, it doesn't hurt to be mindful and watchful, to expect the worst while hoping for the best."
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"Josef Kostan," he said, dropping the pen. "Josef is fine," he said with a nod.
He laughed at that proclamation, though there is no heat to it. "Come from the modern generation of video games and television," he asked, arching a brow. It was the first assumption he made when she declared trees as being weird, after all. "Oh if the map is directing you somewhere, it means you likely brought something too large for the welcome room through with you," he offered. "Everyone brings an item from home with them, if it's smaller than a bread box you find it in that room but larger than and you have to find where they put it in the city."
He wondered about the noise and how and why it was bothering her so much but he didn't ask. He had caught on to how invasive his questions sometimes were.
"State of paranoia means a mental state. Not a physical state as part of a country," he said, frowning a bit and curious about the child's education. "As for how it helps, with all they could do to us and the weird things that happen, it doesn't hurt to be mindful and watchful, to expect the worst while hoping for the best."