[ Honestly, they'd probably make an odd pair of anything. They really are an odd pair in general, but it's with Luna that Peter only ever really feels anything close to normal in this place, and with what and how he is now. ]
They do? I never knew that. [ His brows lift at that; he'd never known anything about rabbits having ties to the moon. But it definitely makes sense why her patronus (not patriots) is a hare, and seems especially suiting for her now. (He.... kind of has to wonder if his patronus would be a.... spider, since his dream guide is a spider here. And what that says.... about him...) ]
It's funny, people always think of wolves when it comes to the moon. Rabbits being associated with it is really cool.
[ He's looking down at the textbooks she pulls out next, and.... there is some curiosity about what kinds of textbooks wizarding students would have, but admittedly he probably won't be.... trying to read them. Just from the titles they look pretty complicated, okay. (Of course, somewhere in him, Paimon's curiosity radar has most likely just perked up even more. The Witch's schoolbooks.) But the one she hands over to Peter has him tilting his head slightly in thought, thumb nudging it open to look at a page. ]
Oh, a storybook. Yeah, we definitely have these, too. Folktales. [ He gently browses some of the pages, being careful with the worn-looking item, before he's looking back over at her, quiet for a moment after what she says — then he smiles a little, softly. ]
Would you read it to me sometime? [ The subject is a bit sad, that nostalgia to her items, but his heart flips a little, unexpectedly. (Calm down in there, Paimon.) ]
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They do? I never knew that. [ His brows lift at that; he'd never known anything about rabbits having ties to the moon. But it definitely makes sense why her patronus (not patriots) is a hare, and seems especially suiting for her now. (He.... kind of has to wonder if his patronus would be a.... spider, since his dream guide is a spider here. And what that says.... about him...) ]
It's funny, people always think of wolves when it comes to the moon. Rabbits being associated with it is really cool.
[ He's looking down at the textbooks she pulls out next, and.... there is some curiosity about what kinds of textbooks wizarding students would have, but admittedly he probably won't be.... trying to read them. Just from the titles they look pretty complicated, okay. (Of course, somewhere in him, Paimon's curiosity radar has most likely just perked up even more. The Witch's schoolbooks.) But the one she hands over to Peter has him tilting his head slightly in thought, thumb nudging it open to look at a page. ]
Oh, a storybook. Yeah, we definitely have these, too. Folktales. [ He gently browses some of the pages, being careful with the worn-looking item, before he's looking back over at her, quiet for a moment after what she says — then he smiles a little, softly. ]
Would you read it to me sometime? [ The subject is a bit sad, that nostalgia to her items, but his heart flips a little, unexpectedly. (Calm down in there, Paimon.) ]