[There is a Spain standing in one of the kitchens, washing up plates from the dinner he'd just had in his home world, seeming just as oblivious as anyone else (especially Spain) who'd been brought without them knowing it.]
[He sets the current dish in the rack and reaches for the next, humming
a certain song that had been playing on his kitchen
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Hey. Make me dinner.
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Sure sure... Just cleaned up mine, so I'll heat the rest back up.
[It isn't a question, he goes to do so, beginning to hum again.]
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What're you humming for?
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[He hates the silence.]
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I don't sing anymore.
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Sometimes you do. For me.
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[He laughs and taps the side of his head.]
You always do say I'm going senile, niño. Maybe it's crazy.
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[Doesn't bother saying 'welcome'.]
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Sounds fun.
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For a moron, maybe.
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That's what you always say.
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[You, on the other hand, are unnerving, as is every other Antonio in this place. He's used to his Hispania, who is Constantly Terrified; a Spain with confidence is bizarre to him.]
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[He smiles across the table at him, wiping his hands on a dish rag, before turning back to the sink and starts up his humming anew.]
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You'll never not make me smile, niño.
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