[ It's said with a pause, a kind of awkwardness of one not used to saying it, and he's not even sure he's heard it before, but--all the more reason to say it, maybe? She was...different looking from most here, but Robby still wasn't sure what that meant.
It was probably worth putting in the back of his head, and not thinking about now. She was calmer, or seemed to be calmer, which was the main point. He'd like to help keep it that way. ]
I don't know what's going on, but maybe we can figure something out--look around, see if we bump into anyone else? Trains usually mean a city. Maybe someone you know will show up.
[ He's not throwing out the ideas, but he is hoping to give her things to think about, hope for--nevermind him being in the same predicament, even if he's willing to go along with what he's saying. Maybe more people will show, maybe he'll find his dad; or maybe they just need a couple more hours to know what the fuck's going on via some big intercom announcement, which would be nice(?).
And Robby doesn't want to wait on anything, but he also isn't sure he wants to find out--because he knows it has to be bad, one way or another. Knowing or not knowing.
None of this is right. It's actually really not alright. ]
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[ It's said with a pause, a kind of awkwardness of one not used to saying it, and he's not even sure he's heard it before, but--all the more reason to say it, maybe? She was...different looking from most here, but Robby still wasn't sure what that meant.
It was probably worth putting in the back of his head, and not thinking about now. She was calmer, or seemed to be calmer, which was the main point. He'd like to help keep it that way. ]
I don't know what's going on, but maybe we can figure something out--look around, see if we bump into anyone else? Trains usually mean a city. Maybe someone you know will show up.
[ He's not throwing out the ideas, but he is hoping to give her things to think about, hope for--nevermind him being in the same predicament, even if he's willing to go along with what he's saying. Maybe more people will show, maybe he'll find his dad; or maybe they just need a couple more hours to know what the fuck's going on via some big intercom announcement, which would be nice(?).
And Robby doesn't want to wait on anything, but he also isn't sure he wants to find out--because he knows it has to be bad, one way or another. Knowing or not knowing.
None of this is right. It's actually really not alright. ]