You don't register the crinkle of her brow or the raising of her voice for what it is. It all happens too soon, and suddenly the jug of water is in her hands and she's drinking from it. You absolutely don't mind, so long as there is enough for the seeds, which you then articulate: "Leave enough for the seeds."
Your looks of confusion are much more subtle—just a flinch of your brows really. If she meant what kind of seeds, you don't know why that wasn't what she asked in the first place. "They are a flower from a jungle far from here. I want to see if they will grow in this climate. My hypothesis is that the soil is too arid, but I am interested to see how far in their growth cycle they can get before the climate proves to be too much for them."
Your looks of confusion are much more subtle—just a flinch of your brows really. If she meant what kind of seeds, you don't know why that wasn't what she asked in the first place. "They are a flower from a jungle far from here. I want to see if they will grow in this climate. My hypothesis is that the soil is too arid, but I am interested to see how far in their growth cycle they can get before the climate proves to be too much for them."
