Wrench holds up his hands in a gesture of false surrender. He pats his palms against the air as though he's trying to placate a frightened animal, or a child who thinks it's just come face-to-face with a bogeyman.
It's much more plausible that, after a lifetime of being deaf, I can suddenly understand every single word you're saying. Either way, seems pretty magical to me.
Travis.
A tertiary benefit of the strange brain texting is its tendency to sign every message, regardless of whether or not the recipient wants it that way. Wrench has been less than pleased to find this true of his own messages, but right now he's happy to use the fact to drive his point home.
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Wrench holds up his hands in a gesture of false surrender. He pats his palms against the air as though he's trying to placate a frightened animal, or a child who thinks it's just come face-to-face with a bogeyman.
It's much more plausible that, after a lifetime of being deaf, I can suddenly understand every single word you're saying. Either way, seems pretty magical to me.
Travis.
A tertiary benefit of the strange brain texting is its tendency to sign every message, regardless of whether or not the recipient wants it that way. Wrench has been less than pleased to find this true of his own messages, but right now he's happy to use the fact to drive his point home.