[Frieda smiles, truly appreciative of Kenny prioritising their reunion over the challenges to be found out there. As it happens, the park does have a lake...]
Then, let's sit by the water. It won't be long until sunset now.
[She half-raises her arm, expecting him to offer his own for her to take. Does she want to feel ladylike? Or is it a gesture brought forth by the pleasant memory of being supported on walks that got harder on an increasingly frail body? (Uri had his cane. He didn't need additional support. But maybe, it wasn't a matter of needing it.)
She still pushes away the most unpleasant topics, wanting to let their conversation naturally meander. Maybe Kenny'll want to tell her about his last battle, or maybe they'll end up debating what makes a paradise (she already knows that Kenny wouldn't want it to ever to completely peaceful, because that'd be boring). Maybe, they'll just sit in comfortable silence for a while. Maybe, this is a present she wants to give to the kind uncle who left her healing memories among the many painful ones.]
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Then, let's sit by the water. It won't be long until sunset now.
[She half-raises her arm, expecting him to offer his own for her to take. Does she want to feel ladylike? Or is it a gesture brought forth by the pleasant memory of being supported on walks that got harder on an increasingly frail body? (Uri had his cane. He didn't need additional support. But maybe, it wasn't a matter of needing it.)
She still pushes away the most unpleasant topics, wanting to let their conversation naturally meander. Maybe Kenny'll want to tell her about his last battle, or maybe they'll end up debating what makes a paradise (she already knows that Kenny wouldn't want it to ever to completely peaceful, because that'd be boring). Maybe, they'll just sit in comfortable silence for a while. Maybe, this is a present she wants to give to the kind uncle who left her healing memories among the many painful ones.]