That's why I'm not going to make it volleyball! At this point, I have no idea what I'll do, but I'll think of something. Maybe you'll even have fun with it. I hope so.
That was probably just lucky. I can be, sometimes.
[ And as the prophecy foretold, she whiffs the next one, but she's in good spirits about it, laughing a little as she steps back. ]
It's not really the same, but I've played enough games with balls in them that I have a general idea of how to hit them to get them to go where I want.
[It's so charming to see her happy...it makes him feel soft inside, watching her, and it's easy to remember now how they ended up in this whole awful situation in the first place. Because he feels this way when he looks at her.]
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I don't think I'd want to do a bingo game after all of this, but... there are other ways to do a challenge, right?
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[ She says that with some wry good humor, though. ]
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[ It's been years since she's played, but she competed! She's confident in her athletic ability! ]
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[He finally goes to take a shot, which he misses this time, but at least he sets up a decent shot for next time.]
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[ Why does this vaguely sound like Truth or Dare? She's not even sure how that'd work.
For now, she moves to take her shot. ]
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[ No mob monsters, please. She leans in to take her shot--and manages two pocketed balls. She will not get this lucky again. ]
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[ And as the prophecy foretold, she whiffs the next one, but she's in good spirits about it, laughing a little as she steps back. ]
It's not really the same, but I've played enough games with balls in them that I have a general idea of how to hit them to get them to go where I want.
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You're comparing this to volleyball, really? Ha.
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[ She sticks her tongue out for a moment, deliberately silly, before she catches herself. ]
I draw the line at golf, though.
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[THIS IS IT, THIS IS HOW THEY FINALLY STOP BEING FRIENDS FOREVER
He walks around the table, looking for his next shot. Hmmmm!]
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Nothing... If you're my dad and his work buddies.
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[ That, too, is deadpan in her delivery. ]
But I'm pretty sure I will never understand how much he likes that game.
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She still thinks it, though. ]
Just don't extoll the virtues of golf and we'll be fine.
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[ She says it with a straight face, then gives that up to laugh. ]
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[But he can't even pretend to not be at all amused.]
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