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*hands Ehud a box of napkins*

Idk…probably??

Poor kid.

@calidris

yeah, Basil’s interesting to me because his concept is dark and kind of disturbing, but he isn’t self aware enough to realize it XD  He certainly lacks awareness, but even if someone were to point it out to him he couldn’t care less.  I think that’s one reason why his interactions are so funny to me – he doesn’t know he’s rude/socially awkward, but he certainly doesn’t care either.

Interesting…for some reason that reminded of Chief Bogo from Zootopia…*tries inserting Bogo’s “Just don’t care” GIF and fails*

Btw, I wanted to tell you that Conroy’s regret just…hurt me so deeply :'(  I feel so sorry for him!

It hurt to write it too. 🙁 I actually had no idea that that had happened to him until I started writing.

I’m curious, how did he get sucked into espionage in the first place?

Well, he-

CONROY: *pops in* The HS was immediately recognized the genius in me and, having a bunch of simpletons on his team, had to hire me.

ME: *sigh* Get back in the book.

Anyway, Conroy was selected along with several other kids to serve as a spy within an isolated city. (His family was in jail for treason, so they didn’t exactly get the chance to protest this) His job is to report any suspicious activity among the residents in that city.

He was chosen because he: 1) did not have any ties to the rest of the world 2) was impressionable 3) was inquisitive/observative 4) was small and 5) learned quickly.