[That's the creme de la creme of reactions and she's so happy. Their gratitude doesn't go unnoticed and even though she has a difficult time taking any sort of credit for this, she smiles all the same.
And raises her own hand, mimicking the u-shape they make with her own two fingers.]
We should thank the paper too. That thing showed me how to make them.
[Yes, let's thank the two page pamphlet. It's truly deserving of this mighty honor.]
[Look, it's just as possible that a two-page pamphlet has feelings and should be treated accordingly. If rabbits bearing tomes can have feelings, then so can little pages of paper. In fact, paper should be treated with reverence - it seems awfully rare here.]
[The Drifter obediently bows their head in the direction of the pamphlet accordingly - not as deep a bow as they'd offer to a god, but certainly something respectful.]
[Somewhere in the depths of her garbage filled bag, Ren's sure the two page paper must be happy to hear the thanks coming its way. It only seems right. Even the baseball equipment in her shared dream with Seto got a 'thank you' all those days ago. Drifter gets the meaning behind doing this and it pleases her to no end that they understand. With a soft, quiet voice she adds-]
Thank you.
[To Drifter and the diagram.]
That thing will show people how to be happy.
[Even after she dies, hopefully. As long as someone keeps thanking it.]
[Animate or inanimate, manners are important. And if she says they ought to thank the pamphlet, then they shall. They've nothing to lose for it, and everything to gain. It's just common risk assessment benefits.]
special treasure for special power
[They're starting to catch onto her child's logic. While not strictly sound...it's not exactly unsound either.]
[It's hard to add anything to the already infinite list of reasons they like this wandering drifter, who has been kind to her since the moment they met on the beach, but they just gave her another. This is a treasure. It does hold a special power. And they get that without her having to explain.
A power to calm people. A power to make others prettier. A special gift, from a kind rabbit, who has given her another chance at life. It's hard to not find every part of it special.]
[There is always, always more to be done. There is more to explore, more ground to cover, more resources to take stock of, more foes to defeat. The work of a wanderer is never done. But while they might have once elected to politely refuse the request and take to the sands once more in search of something more to do with themself, the thought of remaining here is...quietly appealing.]
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And raises her own hand, mimicking the u-shape they make with her own two fingers.]
We should thank the paper too. That thing showed me how to make them.
[Yes, let's thank the two page pamphlet. It's truly deserving of this mighty honor.]
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[The Drifter obediently bows their head in the direction of the pamphlet accordingly - not as deep a bow as they'd offer to a god, but certainly something respectful.]
we thank you for your kind instruction
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Thank you.
[To Drifter and the diagram.]
That thing will show people how to be happy.
[Even after she dies, hopefully. As long as someone keeps thanking it.]
That's what these crowns do.
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special treasure
for special power
[They're starting to catch onto her child's logic. While not strictly sound...it's not exactly unsound either.]
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A power to calm people. A power to make others prettier. A special gift, from a kind rabbit, who has given her another chance at life. It's hard to not find every part of it special.]
Do you want to make more special crowns with me?
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[That's new. And it has not happened before.]
[And so - what have they to lose by accepting?]
ok
[They would like that, they think.]