We breed them for a lot of things, but in this case they take some of the meat, roll it into a ball, cover that in a bit of bread, and then deep fry it. Here, hang on...
[She hands over some of the perennial orange sauce that comes with them.]
You dip them in this, if you want some contrast in flavor. They're simple and very popular.
Ok, I know you're being honest and straightforward, but these are actually date-level compliments - and yeah, when you find your Earth-girl, you are absolutely ready.
It's an added bonus. It might be what they first notice, after all. People fall in love with the small things. The eyes, maybe. How they talk, the hand gestures. All sorts of things.
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Getting there, buuuuut if I concentrate on the chicken balls...
[She offers over a box full of them, first.]
I'll get there pretty quick. I love these things.
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Chickens come in many shapes. How do they know to do that? Do you breed them for it?
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We breed them for a lot of things, but in this case they take some of the meat, roll it into a ball, cover that in a bit of bread, and then deep fry it. Here, hang on...
[She hands over some of the perennial orange sauce that comes with them.]
You dip them in this, if you want some contrast in flavor. They're simple and very popular.
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This is very good suace. What is it called?
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[She pokes one of her own with a chopstick.]
I could eat them every day, I really could.
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It's that way for a lot of people. Me, it tastes syrup-y. Sweet, for sure.
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Ok, I know you're being honest and straightforward, but these are actually date-level compliments - and yeah, when you find your Earth-girl, you are absolutely ready.
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I am glad I will know how to talk to them.
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Talk to, make swoon and fall head over heels for you, yeah.
[A pause]
That's an expression for rapidly and significantly developing attraction for you.
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I think I would like that. To be cared for. I have never known that. Affectionate love.
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Trust me, it'll happen. You make your move on the right Earthling, and they'll respond in kind. It's the only possible outcome.
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Yeah, but as a wise woman said, then it's time to look for he ones who don't deserve spoiled food tossed at them.
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There are many other stars in the universe.
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Yes, yes there are. And see? You even have a nice laugh. You'll do juuust fine.
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[She has finished the fried rice and moves to get another box. Lo Mein. She was going to enjoy it.]
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It's an added bonus. It might be what they first notice, after all. People fall in love with the small things. The eyes, maybe. How they talk, the hand gestures. All sorts of things.
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I'm told my eyes are plain. They are too close to my skin color.
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Plain my New Yorker butt - they're...you. So striking on the surface, hidden depths beneath.
[She nods, satisfied with that way of putting it.]
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I thank you. Kree, we do not have as much variation as humans do. But I suppose being so different makes me noticable.
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[She put her current food aside, finally full.]
Good souls shine through.
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I have wondered over this matter. I do not suppose tonight is a good night for philosophy thought.
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Maybe, but we're going to be reading ancient romantic epics after, so I think there's no rule book for tonight.
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