"I -"
would have to get the Valar to send him home and doesn't have a boyfriend to defend anyway and -
"- can't even dance."
And he leaves.
He organizes the books from his world. - Pauses over the Harthanic ones, but he probably just saw the alphabet somewhere and played it over in the dreams.
He sleeps. Aly plays with shines, Aly reads, Aly has the flu, Aly has a crush on a boy and that's fine because Aly's a girl presumably -
And he doesn't go anywhere near Maitimo.
I told him it was wrong.
Well, someone was going to.
But he did not already know. They don't have children on his world, they must just - not - care - no one in his life had ever told him it was wrong, it had not even occurred to him to wonder, and I told him.
So apologize.
I can't chase him around to say 'sorry that was worded a little strongly but at least regarding the advice about asking men to dance was 100% sincere' -
No.
He likes boys and he hates me and I am the person who told him that he cannot just find someone he loves and build a life with him.
(Aly is fourteen discovering her sexuality with no anybody especially boys involved except the one who's dreaming it, Aly is six writing out the three questions -)
Nice to meet you too. I think it's going to be a good scribe, with nice handwriting and everything.
Fine motor control, how good its vision is - it won't actually know any alphabets, it'll just copy what it sees, you'll be able to give it atlases and such too - and how much attention I pay to that desideratum in programming it. Climb, climb.
Do not all people own books here? I hadn't actually picked up on that, I guess it follows.
Well, in a few weeks you'll have a scribe and it'll copy books probably faster than Elves do forever if you keep it oiled and inked.
I landed on my face. And I was really confused at first, but what was I going to do, lie around? I might go home after all though, once the scribe's done.
Yeah. Kid'll probably be able to servantmake, other people can do the programming part if she's not any good at it, brought a nice big selection of books...