[Edward is watching TV on the couch and holding his phone, when Oswald gets home. He looks a little annoyed... right up until he registers the sound of Oswald coming in.]
[It's... not great. When you've been ostracized for being different while, at the same time, people like that are making money by pretending they can do what he does.]
I don't doubt for a moment that he deserves all of your ire. But unfortunately, this despicable leopard is hardly likely to change its spots. Your time is better spent on other ventures.
[he squeezes his knee] Like dinner. Shall we do some cooking?
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Ah, well...I would hazard that I'm the lucky one.
[BUT HE'S....STILL PRETTY OBVIOUSLY FLATTERED BY THE COMPLIMENT....]
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"It can be both." [And he gives Oswald a quick pat on the shoulder, before stepping away.] "Well, I'll leave you to it, then. Good luck."
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...yes. Thank you. It, ah...it was nice to see you, Harvey.
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[Annnnd off he goes.]
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such
an amazing thing
help him.
BUT YES HE'LL try and just...focus on his research again until lunch is over in ten minutes]
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put in some extra time tomorrow instead
He just wants to go home and spend time with Edward. Besides he can do some work on the couch or something.]
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Ah... Welcome back.
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How was your day?
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[When Oswald comes closer, he'll notice the channel on right now. It's... one of those shows where a "psychic" talks to people's dead relatives.]
...Yours?
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[and he drops his case files on the table, before moving to sit down next to Edward]
He said he'd be happy to come.
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[Two whole (living) people at his birthday might not be much to some, but for Edward it's more than he ever could've hoped for.]
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[.....he frowns, glancing at the TV]
...any particular reason why you've chosen this show in particular to watch?
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Now I'm sending them a lot of emails.
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Oh? What about?
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I dislike them.
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[It's... not great. When you've been ostracized for being different while, at the same time, people like that are making money by pretending they can do what he does.]
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...I guess.
[Yeah, okay...]
Sure.
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[he squeezes his knee] Like dinner. Shall we do some cooking?
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