"He ate a dog biscuit." That's about all she remembers from that story.
His grip tightens, and then suddenly her arm dematerializes and leaves him grasping at nothing at all. But she still keeps step, looking pointedly ahead.
"Not specifically you and him and whatever your... arrangement was. Sounded like you were taking advantage, but he seemed content enough. Not my place," but she figures that Klaus and Erin know more to the situation to have made their disagreements so violent.
"Just not particularly a fan of placing ownership over people. It's backwards and barbaric, and yet practiced mostly by people that consider themselves sophisticated."
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His grip tightens, and then suddenly her arm dematerializes and leaves him grasping at nothing at all. But she still keeps step, looking pointedly ahead.
"Not specifically you and him and whatever your... arrangement was. Sounded like you were taking advantage, but he seemed content enough. Not my place," but she figures that Klaus and Erin know more to the situation to have made their disagreements so violent.
"Just not particularly a fan of placing ownership over people. It's backwards and barbaric, and yet practiced mostly by people that consider themselves sophisticated."