[He bites a piece of that cookie to show his appreciation. Been a while since his last cookie.
Kurt should take care of provisions better. Sure, there's nothing to complain about tasteless panther meat, however it helps, or would help, them both to not to need to count on having to hunt one down. Carl would be feel better if that were the case.
He glances away from food, back to Kurt, giving a nod.] Deal. [He finishes his cookie the same time Kurt does with the trail mix. The subject switching to stories of their home and the fact in some ways the place they stood was the same makes him consider it. About time Kurt knew, right?]
That's the thing... I'm not uncomfortable talking about it; it's other people who, I think, would be uncomfortable hearing about it. It's a lot like here. We fight everyday for food. We come back as the dead if we die and they are what we have to deal with a lot of the time to live. [He adjusts his looks on Kurt, as if asking if said that to him already. His mind is a little jumbled and noted up with worry he honestly can't remember the little bits he may have told him before. Continuing though,]
It's not always bad. It's brought lots of us together. But it was getting bad when I left, but I have to believe it's nothing we couldn't have handled. [The last vague thing he remembers was needing to get Maggie to a doctor on Hilltop.]
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Kurt should take care of provisions better. Sure, there's nothing to complain about tasteless panther meat, however it helps, or would help, them both to not to need to count on having to hunt one down. Carl would be feel better if that were the case.
He glances away from food, back to Kurt, giving a nod.] Deal. [He finishes his cookie the same time Kurt does with the trail mix. The subject switching to stories of their home and the fact in some ways the place they stood was the same makes him consider it. About time Kurt knew, right?]
That's the thing... I'm not uncomfortable talking about it; it's other people who, I think, would be uncomfortable hearing about it. It's a lot like here. We fight everyday for food. We come back as the dead if we die and they are what we have to deal with a lot of the time to live. [He adjusts his looks on Kurt, as if asking if said that to him already. His mind is a little jumbled and noted up with worry he honestly can't remember the little bits he may have told him before. Continuing though,]
It's not always bad. It's brought lots of us together. But it was getting bad when I left, but I have to believe it's nothing we couldn't have handled. [The last vague thing he remembers was needing to get Maggie to a doctor on Hilltop.]