October
It's a quiet consolation
A mistake that I don't mind
A mistake that I don't mind
"You talk plenty." Tobi chuckles reassuringly, though there's a provocative air in her tone. "I bet if I asked you to tell me the history of guitars, or explain how the library is organized, you'd never shut up." Scrunching her nose to imply she finds this rather adoring about her friend—as she does about her father—Tobi laughs at his third-party assessment of her advice. "Well that person sounds incredibly wise." She adds. Though Tobi is happy to laugh it off, not wanting this rather public conversation to turn into anything too weighty, she really is pleased with the progress Finn has made. It's nothing at all to do with her, she's quite sure of that.
"No need to involve the gods." Tobi says with a shake of her head, before turning toward him and raising her brows, ready to impart the great and wonderful answer to the riddle. If Finn can't already tell that this is going to be absolutely ridiculous, her tone and bright eyes will soon key him in.
"You can tune'a piano, but you can't tuna fish!" Her mouth is open slightly, waiting for him to burst into laughter and tears and all the other gut-splitting reactions that this wonderful joke obviously entails. She is also fully aware that Finn will likely just slow blink in the wake of her ridiculousness, but Tobi hardly cares. She lives for stupid jokes.
"No need to involve the gods." Tobi says with a shake of her head, before turning toward him and raising her brows, ready to impart the great and wonderful answer to the riddle. If Finn can't already tell that this is going to be absolutely ridiculous, her tone and bright eyes will soon key him in.
"You can tune'a piano, but you can't tuna fish!" Her mouth is open slightly, waiting for him to burst into laughter and tears and all the other gut-splitting reactions that this wonderful joke obviously entails. She is also fully aware that Finn will likely just slow blink in the wake of her ridiculousness, but Tobi hardly cares. She lives for stupid jokes.
Maybe you'll meet me at the station
Or maybe somewhere down the line
Or maybe somewhere down the line
