[He may be british, but as far as she can tell Arcadia is in America. Unless they use some other kind of currency here - Hitori hasn't been here long enough to know for sure.]
O-oh, okay. Th-that's very nice of you, th-thanks.
[As he pulls up a chair, she scoots her own seat a little closer to him, and hands over the guitar. Her social anxiety is still there, of course, but this man offering to fix her guitar has gone a long way to distract her from it.
She still feels bad for breaking it in the first place, and she's absolutely miserable in Arcadia without any ability to play music.]
A-ah, yes. M-my friends call me Bocchi, though, s-so you can call me that.
[If Vision is familiar at all with japanese, he'll probably note that this is a pun on the term 'hitoribocchi,' which means 'all alone.']
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O-oh, okay. Th-that's very nice of you, th-thanks.
[As he pulls up a chair, she scoots her own seat a little closer to him, and hands over the guitar. Her social anxiety is still there, of course, but this man offering to fix her guitar has gone a long way to distract her from it.
She still feels bad for breaking it in the first place, and she's absolutely miserable in Arcadia without any ability to play music.]
A-ah, yes. M-my friends call me Bocchi, though, s-so you can call me that.
[If Vision is familiar at all with japanese, he'll probably note that this is a pun on the term 'hitoribocchi,' which means 'all alone.']
S-sorry, what did you say your name was?