It's the feeling of watching that cat decide to trust people, and learning it really likes some scratches and gentle words and what a lap feels like. Trusting, and having that trust rewarded with affection, with care, with what you need to get your strength back up. It's only been a handful of months, but it feels like so much time, and no time at all.
"I don't know. But big changes always leave you wondering, don't they?"
When she puts it like that, it makes a whole lot of sense. Gently, Radar leans to bump his shoulder against hers. "But you're still you. Just a different you."
It's like how he thinks of Father Mulcahy all the time. His friend's so, so different from the person Radar used to know, after everything he's gone through... but he's still his friend.
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"I don't know. But big changes always leave you wondering, don't they?"
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When she puts it like that, it makes a whole lot of sense. Gently, Radar leans to bump his shoulder against hers. "But you're still you. Just a different you."
It's like how he thinks of Father Mulcahy all the time. His friend's so, so different from the person Radar used to know, after everything he's gone through... but he's still his friend.