Cool, lead on. And I don’t know, maybe? What do you even know about pillow talk? [It’s not a serious comment but he follows after and seems to brighten as they head for holiday stuff. ]
Plenty. [ mildly, though he drifts away from the topic immediately. ] I think the last time I went to a special exhibit here was the start of the year.
[Let's definitely ignore the topic as they head for the holiday exhibit.] That's almost surprising. This one should be worth it though, I promise.
[And as they approach, it will become clear what John was excited about. It's a large winter wonderland inside the open area of the exhibit hall, giant ornaments on display and scattered sculptures spread out. There's Christmas music playing in the background but it's low and kind of jazz-y to give a calm vibe.]
[Yeah this is basically John's Christmas present to himself: an openly happy Dave Strider. But he grins and yeah, this is definitely his speed and there's a light shrug.]
They even have a giant set of bells you can play with. But I thought it'd be cool to walk through and see what they have, um. Some of these are sculptures, some are paper machete, some are stained glass? It's all kinds of stuff.
When you put it that way it sounds sort of poetic. [It's cool though.] I can't say I've ever really looked at stained glass that close. Not outside of the big picture. So...it's sort of neat to think about that way.
You're kind of good at that. [But he nods, leading Dave onward to the giant bells. Once they get there he pulls away, looking at the bells and immediately making one of them ring and he laughs.
[Good job, idiots, other museum-goers are probably either staring at them, recording them, or wishing they'd stop being noisy but eventually John brings the song to an end while leading Dave through it.]
Probably. [He puts down his bells/stops smacking them around and gestures to the museum.] We have a couple of exhibits left in this part, but that's the entire museum.
[He pulls out his phone to check the time...and there's a nod.] We have plenty of time. [And he drops his phone in his pocket and immediately takes Dave's hand.] Pick the next one, I grabbed the bells.
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[And as they approach, it will become clear what John was excited about. It's a large winter wonderland inside the open area of the exhibit hall, giant ornaments on display and scattered sculptures spread out. There's Christmas music playing in the background but it's low and kind of jazz-y to give a calm vibe.]
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Okay, this seems way more your speed.
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They even have a giant set of bells you can play with. But I thought it'd be cool to walk through and see what they have, um. Some of these are sculptures, some are paper machete, some are stained glass? It's all kinds of stuff.
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Do you know how they make stained glass?
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I have absolutely no idea, but somehow I feel like you probably do?
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...give him a moment and then the opening notes of the Carol of the Bells begins. Sorry Dave.]
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...I've been waiting to do that all day.
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