Let's save it for fishing, then. I'm no good at it, but from the sounds of it, you have a decent idea of how to work a net and I'm sure there are other people that know how to do it, too.

[Their mutual agreement to share what they find assures Kurt that Carl isn't one of those people that only take for themselves; he's met too many of those in his lifetime and it's rather refreshing to meet someone who thinks with the same good heart as himself.]

Mm-hmm. What gut would it do me to keep things that I don't need? It's rather selfish when I say it out loud, actually. A trade system would be a great plan, but ja, I wouldn't know where to start either. [He almost lifts his hand to cover his mouth, but once he notices Carl's quick recovery, he hesitantly lowers the arm to keep from hiding the fangs.

He knows he needs to get used to people being surprised by them, yet he always reacts with his own form of nervousness when someone is startled.]

Oh, no, I wouldn't expect anything back. If someone needed a blanket and I had more than one, I'd give it to them.