That is the question of the hour. [A moment's pause, and the line of Annie's mouth twists in a small, wry smile.] You don't have to tell me if you want to keep it private.
[Never mind that she would have left an offering at his grave to see how he died, if for no other reason than she's still looking for common threads (travel? death in some liminal space? there must be something), and the shape of his shrine piqued her curiousity.
Discussing the matter out loud seems, if not more intimate, at least more awkward.]
Re: keeping vigil
[Never mind that she would have left an offering at his grave to see how he died, if for no other reason than she's still looking for common threads (travel? death in some liminal space? there must be something), and the shape of his shrine piqued her curiousity.
Discussing the matter out loud seems, if not more intimate, at least more awkward.]