[ Family. That word itself has a subtle effect on Naminé, causes a little widening of her eyes; it's easy to overlook sometimes that the gods are family, aren't they? Never having had one of her own, that carries perhaps more weight with the girl than it would with some others, and her mouth tightens in a small, sad kind of way as she reframes her thoughts accordingly. ]
I've... never looked at it like that before.
[ Still, it's hard for her to imagine that Sigyn meant any harm. In Naminé's case, that would make all the difference in how she'd react - but not everyone is so forgiving, she supposes. She's just sorting out in her head what to ask next when she catches the goddess' abrupt look, which causes the blonde girl to stop short, straightening slightly. Eyes beginning to round, she's not quite expecting the question, and when it comes she falters visibly, chin tucking with a soft, 'um.' ]
Well...
[ She has no intention of not answering, but-- it seems to take her a moment to figure out how to. ]
I think - that it depends on who you ask. [ Despite how she's frowning, despite how she looks a bit uncertain about saying it out loud. Before Asgard, her response would have been very different. ] On-- what they call 'nothing'.
no subject
I've... never looked at it like that before.
[ Still, it's hard for her to imagine that Sigyn meant any harm. In Naminé's case, that would make all the difference in how she'd react - but not everyone is so forgiving, she supposes. She's just sorting out in her head what to ask next when she catches the goddess' abrupt look, which causes the blonde girl to stop short, straightening slightly. Eyes beginning to round, she's not quite expecting the question, and when it comes she falters visibly, chin tucking with a soft, 'um.' ]
Well...
[ She has no intention of not answering, but-- it seems to take her a moment to figure out how to. ]
I think - that it depends on who you ask. [ Despite how she's frowning, despite how she looks a bit uncertain about saying it out loud. Before Asgard, her response would have been very different. ] On-- what they call 'nothing'.