It tells me that I'm being considerate of the other tiger's part of the mountain. It also tells me that you don't have another one, since you're avoiding the question. (But if you extended an invitation to either, I would obviously accept.)
That is one way to meet a stranger. Why did you want to fight him?
You're avoiding the answer. I can't invite you to this part of the mountain. [On account of the tiger, obviously. Whose house it may or may not be, but who would probably show out, regardless.]
And even I can't see my house, now. [Maybe she'll forget before he can climb a ladder again.]
You could. But I understand that you won't, and why. I'll be patient. (You already have one doctor to fuss over you, and I think doctors share patients less well than you think.)
Hmm. Because you made him sound interesting. Though I'll admit that my offer to compete with him was half hearted at best. I was teasing you. I doubt your answer would be the same.
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Date: 2024-01-13 04:36 am (UTC)That doesn't mean this one belongs to me. You ask to see my house, but not this one? What does that tell you.
[And what does she mean, 'then?' Caring about strangers isn't a factor.]
I wanted to fight him.
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Date: 2024-01-13 05:13 am (UTC)That is one way to meet a stranger. Why did you want to fight him?
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Date: 2024-01-13 06:00 am (UTC)And even I can't see my house, now. [Maybe she'll forget before he can climb a ladder again.]
Why did you want to compete with him?
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Date: 2024-01-13 06:26 am (UTC)Hmm. Because you made him sound interesting. Though I'll admit that my offer to compete with him was half hearted at best. I was teasing you. I doubt your answer would be the same.