[At least the fish seem to have put him at ease. She watches him look at things, up until he surprises her by pulling her into a hug. She goes tense because she's not expecting it, but is quick to lean up against him and allows him to kiss her on the cheek. He's so affectionate, that she feels a little bad she can't be the same way.]
No. [She answers his question, smirking a little.] That's an eel. Sharks are bigger.
[She guides him over to sit on the edge of the bed, her eyes focused in on the water around them.]
I'll let you know when I spot -
Oh! Back there, look! [Pointing up and off to the right, there's a shark off in the distance. Charging at a school of fish with rows of sharp teeth clearly visible. It's dinner time.] That's a shark.
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No. [She answers his question, smirking a little.] That's an eel. Sharks are bigger.
[She guides him over to sit on the edge of the bed, her eyes focused in on the water around them.]
I'll let you know when I spot -
Oh! Back there, look! [Pointing up and off to the right, there's a shark off in the distance. Charging at a school of fish with rows of sharp teeth clearly visible. It's dinner time.] That's a shark.