Amos asking someone else who is essentially a hired sword the answers to life's conundrum of being good.]
Trying is better than not trying at all. Don't take credit from yourself for trying.
[Like in other things: gunmanship, swordsmanship, building, cooking, trying is better than doing nothing.
D stands near Amos and patiently waits until Amos has unlocked and entered. If he had any supernatural need for invitation, it is apparent with how easily he wipes his feet and breeches the threshold. Inside, he removes his hat from his head politely.
Again, he stands there just beyond and waits, curiously looking around, to be familiar with etiquette. (This is because Dokja house is no shoes house, among other things.) Without thr hat, he weirdly resembles the teenager body he inhabits.]
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Amos asking someone else who is essentially a hired sword the answers to life's conundrum of being good.]
Trying is better than not trying at all. Don't take credit from yourself for trying.
[Like in other things: gunmanship, swordsmanship, building, cooking, trying is better than doing nothing.
D stands near Amos and patiently waits until Amos has unlocked and entered. If he had any supernatural need for invitation, it is apparent with how easily he wipes his feet and breeches the threshold. Inside, he removes his hat from his head politely.
Again, he stands there just beyond and waits, curiously looking around, to be familiar with etiquette. (This is because Dokja house is no shoes house, among other things.) Without thr hat, he weirdly resembles the teenager body he inhabits.]