[Where one thread drops, the other one picks up. There's a theory about that, you know. Strand Theory, they call it. But - oh, they shouldn't be bringing up things like that. He'll want to know where a child like them picked something like that up. Not smart enough to stomach things properly; must have got it from a book.]
[If he likes books so much, they could recommend a particularly good one.]
[It was over, leaving behind the bitter aftertaste of a confrontation in which nothing was gained.]
[...what? That didn't happen?]
Really. [There's the plastic smile that always adorns them these days, cherry-bright and full of that false cheer that might be indistinguishable from Sans's own - might be, except it contains a rather different sort of energy, so different that even a potted plant could tell.]
[The potted plant would probably make several nasty remarks in the process, but, hey. We can't have everything.]
I've heard tell of flowers that give bloom to kittens...to flowers that give bloom to pure euphoria. Even flowers that do nothing but devour garbage, day in and day out.
[Their persistent garbage habit, as it were, shows no signs of stopping.]
no subject
[If he likes books so much, they could recommend a particularly good one.]
[It was over, leaving behind the bitter aftertaste of a confrontation in which nothing was gained.]
[...what? That didn't happen?]
Really. [There's the plastic smile that always adorns them these days, cherry-bright and full of that false cheer that might be indistinguishable from Sans's own - might be, except it contains a rather different sort of energy, so different that even a potted plant could tell.]
[The potted plant would probably make several nasty remarks in the process, but, hey. We can't have everything.]
I've heard tell of flowers that give bloom to kittens...to flowers that give bloom to pure euphoria. Even flowers that do nothing but devour garbage, day in and day out.
[Their persistent garbage habit, as it were, shows no signs of stopping.]
Have you a favorite, sir?