Moody? [He says, being moody again. Then, irritation clear in his voice:] It's D-thirty-three.
[Pause.]
Do you find me boring, Peter?
[Somehow, it's...never occurred to him before. It's not as though he makes any attempt to be entertaining - why make a spectacle of yourself, he thinks - but he doesn't necessarily consider himself boring. His life before had certainly been boring at times - tedious, repetitive, monotonous. But it's not like that was his fault.]
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[Pause.]
Do you find me boring, Peter?
[Somehow, it's...never occurred to him before. It's not as though he makes any attempt to be entertaining - why make a spectacle of yourself, he thinks - but he doesn't necessarily consider himself boring. His life before had certainly been boring at times - tedious, repetitive, monotonous. But it's not like that was his fault.]