"Sometimes." She looks up at the being curiously but courteously and without a trace of fear or surprise. "But whether he does or doesn't it will be better for him and for the rest of us when he learns."
I am no warrior, but I have found that strident practice is needed to break a habit. Perhaps if you endeavored to create situations where thought before action is the likeliest successful course, and where the reflex of leaping past thought into battle is somehow punished, the practice afforded through many repetitions would help your friend to adjust the unwanted behavior.
"Well, it's a little hard to create situations on a college campus, but I understand what you're saying." She tucks her hair behind one ear and then nuzzles the cat, who purrs like small thunder.
"Well, I guess first I should answer a question you haven't asked. My name is Rachel, and this is Steeljaw. Right now we live in Blacksburg, Virginia."
*The question comes from an enormous sort of bird-man, nearly twice her height.*
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I am no warrior, but I have found that strident practice is needed to break a habit. Perhaps if you endeavored to create situations where thought before action is the likeliest successful course, and where the reflex of leaping past thought into battle is somehow punished, the practice afforded through many repetitions would help your friend to adjust the unwanted behavior.
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*The creature's tone is amused.*
But I cannot always promise to answer.
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