Luck of the draw, I guess. I mean, relatively speaking. Yuri is a 15 year old figure skater, and he yells at me pretty much constantly, so...
[Trailing off, Eddie shrugs, but he looks relaxed and a little pleased, at least. He lets Cisco brush off any possible offense from the comment about catching fireflies as a kid, and then goes on about how he's not sure if they're tech or biological.
Slipping outside into the warm evening air, Eddie tilts his head back and looks around, eyes scanning the area. The fireflies are out already, their little glowing lights a rainbow around them. Honestly, it's really beautiful, and Eddie's distracted from what Cisco's saying for a moment as he tilts his head back and looks at the stars and the fireflies and the crescent of the planet they're orbiting on the horizon.]
Mmm, well, maybe Caitlin can help with the organic part? Doesn't she work at the hospital?
[A moment later, and he reaches out, catching at Cisco's sleeve and pointing upward, gesturing at the planet and stars and fireflies.]
no subject
[Trailing off, Eddie shrugs, but he looks relaxed and a little pleased, at least. He lets Cisco brush off any possible offense from the comment about catching fireflies as a kid, and then goes on about how he's not sure if they're tech or biological.
Slipping outside into the warm evening air, Eddie tilts his head back and looks around, eyes scanning the area. The fireflies are out already, their little glowing lights a rainbow around them. Honestly, it's really beautiful, and Eddie's distracted from what Cisco's saying for a moment as he tilts his head back and looks at the stars and the fireflies and the crescent of the planet they're orbiting on the horizon.]
Mmm, well, maybe Caitlin can help with the organic part? Doesn't she work at the hospital?
[A moment later, and he reaches out, catching at Cisco's sleeve and pointing upward, gesturing at the planet and stars and fireflies.]
Look at that, isn't it beautiful?