[She very much doubts he would have worn a wreath like her own so she's glad he at least accepts the flower, placing it back in his pocket, and better secured.
Since he isn't inclined to hear as much about the future of the world as she could tell him, she's glad that he's at least open enough to speak of the world at his time. She can only imagine history class would have been far more interesting coming from someone who lived in the time, considering how fascinated she is by the tidbits he drops here and there in conversation.]
Does it? [And there are layers to his layers, it seems.] Considering our circumstances here we could all use the latter. The former wouldn't be so terrible either, I think.
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Since he isn't inclined to hear as much about the future of the world as she could tell him, she's glad that he's at least open enough to speak of the world at his time. She can only imagine history class would have been far more interesting coming from someone who lived in the time, considering how fascinated she is by the tidbits he drops here and there in conversation.]
Does it? [And there are layers to his layers, it seems.] Considering our circumstances here we could all use the latter. The former wouldn't be so terrible either, I think.