[ Yep, that's Maine. He has nothing better to do than to notice when the rest of you are losing your edge (actually, he plays pretty close attention to some of them, because they do idiot things like jumping off buildings without parachutes). The rest, he pays attention because he wants to know when they'll stop being competition.
North is the former, and his refusal to say "no we aren't dead" means that they are. He can get as pretty about it as he wants. They're dead.
He's... going to need some time with that one, especially since North wouldn't know the condition of Carolina and Wash. Maine would feel less angry about it if he knew that or had someone's face to break. Not North, what's the point? Maine'll just have to walk this one off.
So he starts walking, with a nod and a noncommittal sound of acceptance. Although he does clip North's shoulder hard with his own as he blows right on past him, it's almost an affectionate bump. He doesn't do hugs.
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North is the former, and his refusal to say "no we aren't dead" means that they are. He can get as pretty about it as he wants. They're dead.
He's... going to need some time with that one, especially since North wouldn't know the condition of Carolina and Wash. Maine would feel less angry about it if he knew that or had someone's face to break. Not North, what's the point? Maine'll just have to walk this one off.
So he starts walking, with a nod and a noncommittal sound of acceptance. Although he does clip North's shoulder hard with his own as he blows right on past him, it's almost an affectionate bump. He doesn't do hugs.