there's an ocean in my body
there's a river in my soul
Sam opened his mouth to answer Loren's question, but then the Launceleyn corrected it himself and he smiled, glad that he was learning to be better to himself. It was a skill that took some finessing, he knew: he was still working out how to do it himself. "You...can't help that you've lived. The best thing to do is to live your best now in their honour, right?" Really, he had no idea what the best thing to do was, but that sounded pretty good.
As for gourds, which was a much lighter subject, he sighed and nodded. "I think...last Leafchange, I helped fight a giant pumpkin. It..sounds ridiculous, but it was big enough to endanger people, so some of us helped to stop it. I think they're mad." He wasn't entirely sure that was it, but he couldn't think of any other crimes he'd committed against squash-kind.
As for gourds, which was a much lighter subject, he sighed and nodded. "I think...last Leafchange, I helped fight a giant pumpkin. It..sounds ridiculous, but it was big enough to endanger people, so some of us helped to stop it. I think they're mad." He wasn't entirely sure that was it, but he couldn't think of any other crimes he'd committed against squash-kind.
if I see a sign in the sky tonight
No one's gonna tell me it's a trick of the light
SAMuEL
