[ At first, Brandon is bemused by the byzantine way Tavor decides to lay out the family lineage. It quickly becomes clear why, however, as the Morrisons are like one of those trees that are actually comprised of several trees all entwined. Or perhaps he's thinking of a flower that's really many flowers. In any case: a perplexing collection of names pours forth, and though he would love to write it all down, he's still pretending that this isn't important to him, so he doesn't.
Still extant Morrisons in unknown locations is not great news, but not necessarily bad news either, depending what they're like. As for the rest, he commits only a handful of names to memory for now: Sapphira. Adina. Eden. Helah. Nekoda. The ones that sound most relevant to those currently in the House. ]
What, all of them? All the ones still around?
[ Brandon avoids commenting or inquiring too much of the Morrisons themselves, for now. The hyenas seem a safer topic, and besides, probing at what kind of relationship they have with Tavor might be useful. ]</small.
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Still extant Morrisons in unknown locations is not great news, but not necessarily bad news either, depending what they're like. As for the rest, he commits only a handful of names to memory for now: Sapphira. Adina. Eden. Helah. Nekoda. The ones that sound most relevant to those currently in the House. ]
What, all of them? All the ones still around?
[ Brandon avoids commenting or inquiring too much of the Morrisons themselves, for now. The hyenas seem a safer topic, and besides, probing at what kind of relationship they have with Tavor might be useful. ]</small.