07-29-2009, 04:45 PM
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Seemingly this boy looked as if he had a lot of internal dialogue going on in his head, just by the tell-tale fact of the expression he was giving himself upon his face. Asha wouldn't care to ask about all the things rummaging through his head, however, as it was indeed none of her business to know and if the boy didn't feel comfortable with talking to a stranger, she wouldn't hold it against him. He seemed quite determine enough to get this baby barn owl wrapped up nicely, and so holding out the wing as best as she could (trying to stabilize it as it created a ruckus of noise and movement once again), she hoped that the boy would be able to make the wrapping neat and quick. "You're doing great, just make sure to wrap it firmly, but not too tight to make Lucky uncomfortable." She noted, coining that little nickname she decided to give it with a grin. Seemingly the owl calmed down by a mere bit, feeling and seeing that its injured wing was getting wrapped. There could be no ruckus made if one wing was outstretched amongst the other; it would simply get in the way of its incessant movement. Asha observed closely as the boy did his magic, waiting for him to complete the task.
Seemingly this boy looked as if he had a lot of internal dialogue going on in his head, just by the tell-tale fact of the expression he was giving himself upon his face. Asha wouldn't care to ask about all the things rummaging through his head, however, as it was indeed none of her business to know and if the boy didn't feel comfortable with talking to a stranger, she wouldn't hold it against him. He seemed quite determine enough to get this baby barn owl wrapped up nicely, and so holding out the wing as best as she could (trying to stabilize it as it created a ruckus of noise and movement once again), she hoped that the boy would be able to make the wrapping neat and quick. "You're doing great, just make sure to wrap it firmly, but not too tight to make Lucky uncomfortable." She noted, coining that little nickname she decided to give it with a grin. Seemingly the owl calmed down by a mere bit, feeling and seeing that its injured wing was getting wrapped. There could be no ruckus made if one wing was outstretched amongst the other; it would simply get in the way of its incessant movement. Asha observed closely as the boy did his magic, waiting for him to complete the task.