[ Mako likes listening to tales of Raleigh's adventures, and she smiles at the thought of it -- a young Raleigh with his family, seeing the world, traveling everywhere.
She likes, too, that he's worldly, that he knows a host of languages (her personal favourite is french), and this is pretty much a romantic getaway of wonderful proportions. It'd be so easy to just roam the entire world with him, wouldn't it? Great company, great sex, marvelous views.
Smiling, she looks up, gesturing to the camera he's holding. ]
[Raleigh pulls her over so he can ask another tourist if he'll take a picture of them together. Gotta have proof that they were there, don't they? And Raleigh has a whole collection of photographs taped to a wall in her apartment, mementos from his travels and his life before he met her. It's time to add them to the wall.]
[ A picture with them in it? Mako has no problems with that -- she's smiling when he goes to ask a kindly Korean couple to take a picture of them, and she feels so ridiculously young again when she wraps her arm around his waist and smiles.
She's happy, she realises; it's such a small thing, insignificant in the grand scheme of things, but she loves that he's preserving their moment, and when the smiling old man returns their camera to him, she's peering over his shoulder for the polaroid, wanting to see if it's turned out as well as she hoped. ]
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She likes, too, that he's worldly, that he knows a host of languages (her personal favourite is french), and this is pretty much a romantic getaway of wonderful proportions. It'd be so easy to just roam the entire world with him, wouldn't it? Great company, great sex, marvelous views.
Smiling, she looks up, gesturing to the camera he's holding. ]
With us in the frame, or without?
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[Raleigh pulls her over so he can ask another tourist if he'll take a picture of them together. Gotta have proof that they were there, don't they? And Raleigh has a whole collection of photographs taped to a wall in her apartment, mementos from his travels and his life before he met her. It's time to add them to the wall.]
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She's happy, she realises; it's such a small thing, insignificant in the grand scheme of things, but she loves that he's preserving their moment, and when the smiling old man returns their camera to him, she's peering over his shoulder for the polaroid, wanting to see if it's turned out as well as she hoped. ]
Do you think he captured the setting sun?