[Hope might sound a bit... strange. Not sick, but just a bit more mature. And are the cracks in his voice gone? Either way, the tone is clearly disgruntled.]
I thought that person in the news turned people into kids.
[There's a pause, the embarrassment thick enough in the silence that it's hard to miss.]Kind of glad that I was pretty much home
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A week. [There's an altogether still too teenaged sigh of despondence.] I guess I'll have to get new clothes.
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[Awkward, awkward.]
That's kind of-- [He makes a strangled noise.] Not really? I don't know?
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How do you even ask to borrow clothes? [He sounds a bit incredulous at that.] But I guess... I'm going to have to even if I go get more clothes just because I need to go out first...
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Yeah. [There's a huffed laugh at that.] Nearly a foot, I think. It's nice to know. Not so cool when I didn't exactly plan for it.
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I wonder how tall I'll get when I'm older. [A bit of an awkward laugh.] Not that I'm in a big hurry to find out.
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I'm just glad I got taller. For a while... I don't know. I've been here a few months and didn't grow at all.
[Not that his current height was all that impressive considering the people he usually stood next to.]
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[But the point is, he's taller!]
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So, uh. One good thing that came out of this, I guess. That theory got disproven. I think.
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Well, I know there are a few kids, too. I guess I never really asked if they got any taller.
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Yeah, I know some of the other kids here. Of course, there's things like genetics and diet and stuff that can also affect how tall somebody gets. [Does it sound like he studies too much? Does it? Because he does.]
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I'm... taller than my dad right now. I think. [Which was good because as much as he loved his mom, he didn't want to inherit her height.] Don't know much about the diet thing, though.
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