Sohalia
Soh listened to Harper's explanation thoughtfully. She'd never thought about stealing that way - in fact, she'd rarely thought about stealing at all - but it suddenly made sense why it was taught. "I see," she said, and her tone implied that she did see. It was certainly food for thought, and something she would always remember before judging others' actions. She smiled when Harper said he tried to see only the best in people. "You and I have that in common, then," she murmured. "I can't say I have much experience, but everyone I've met in my travels so far has been kind to me. It makes me think there is more good than bad in the world." But that was just supposition, really, when it came right down to it. She didn't know enough of the world yet to have an understanding of good and bad, dark and light, and the grey area in between.She turned her attention to Harper's elephant form, and giggled and squealed as he snuffled her hair and cheeks. While she was usually shy with touch, it was somehow different with him as an elephant, and she forgot to be embarrassed as she laughed with glee. "Are they really?" she asked with interest when Harper reached out across the bond. "How wonderful!" She reached a hand up to touch his trunk, just to see how it felt. Then she did blush and jerk her hand away, thinking that perhaps it would be rude to do so.
it's just a spark, but it's enough to keep me going
