[video]

[heartdissonance]

[Serious face. She's inside, her hair is brushed for once, and she has a very serious face.

Mouth opens.]

I have a child now.

[Mouth closes.

Feed ends.]

Comments

Voice.

[aviatarian]

Does this mean you're going to become domesticated?

Voice.

[heartdissonance]

No. It's going to climb things.

Voice.

[aviatarian]

But your hair's brushed. It must be washed, too.

Voice.

[heartdissonance]

In a few hours it will be much less brushed, I am sure.

Voice.

[aviatarian]

And outside?

Voice.

[heartdissonance]

I go inside and outside. Knowing to go inside does not mean domestic.

Voice.

[aviatarian]

You'll have to raise it in a nice environment, though. Inside's often best for that, isn't it?

Voice.

[heartdissonance]

Maybe I'll dig a burrow in someone's garden.

Voice.

[aviatarian]

All for your child?

Voice.

[heartdissonance]

I'm going to put it on your head.

Voice.

[aviatarian]

I suppose I could watch it while you go to work...

Voice.

[heartdissonance]

That's not necessary! I don't have full time jobs.

Voice.

[aviatarian]

You're not supposed to leave children alone even for an hour, I don't think.

Voice.

[heartdissonance]

I know. Well, you can watch it if you want to. Don't teach him to be weird, though.

Voice.

[aviatarian]

I wouldn't try to.

What's his name?

Voice.

[heartdissonance]

No, but you might do it on accident. So try not to.

I'm told I shouldn't just call him 'Omae.' So. Still choosing.