"Wanna do that now or should I get out of your hair?"

"I'd rather get my head more straightened out sooner, so now would be preferable."

"We can sit somewhere and talk, then—where are you gonna stay, anyway?"

"I stayed here Thursday and I'm pretty sure – our father – is not going to throw me out or anything." Shrug. "I expect we are okay for money."

"Yeah, probably."

"What about space? Is there a spare bedroom somewhere I failed to notice?"

"… Apparently?" says Theo. "There's my room, dad's room and then there's a smaller room between the two. Sorta opposite the bathroom?"

"Huh. Alright I guess. Anyway, will you want writing implements or where do you wanna do it?"

"I'll fetch pen and paper," says Theo, going to do as such.

"Might as well just do it in the sitting room," says Tyler, shrugging. He walks through the archway to it and sits on a sofa near the drinks.

Sadde takes a seat as well.

Theo brings two pens and a pad of paper! After placing them down in front of Tyler, he pauses, then asks, "Should I maybe not be here?"

"It might be easier if you weren't here. Maybe. If I'm going to criticize something you did."

"On the other hand he has your memories, too. And if you're gonna criticize something he did, and it's a sound criticism rather than a matter of style or opinion, I think it's helpful if he hears it?"

"It might make it less about him though?"

"… Probably not too much, and it might be good for you to hear criticism."

Theo opens his mouth as if to say something, pauses, squints at Tyler a bit, and then shuts his mouth.

He does nod, though.

"Okay, so... Should we start with memories? Maybe Theo can start us off? Or maybe I should since you two can post-process while I'm not around."

"Yeah? Chronologically, see if I'd make different calls, or just analysing things?"

"Chronologically, and both, I think. So, when we met, go."

"I would have tried to be less conspicuously shocked and mistrustful?"

"Eh, I think it was pretty reasonable to be mistrustful, but I meant more like, would you have tried to do the same things? To draw me out, given you wanted to figure out who had the card."

"Drawing you out of the crowd at the bus stop? … That was actually unintentional, had Windy out by coincidence."

"Really? Huh. Would you have done something different to draw me out, then?"

"By the time he got there it had already happened, but no, it would have been quite a good idea had he actually thought of it intentionally."