[He's looking at Megamind now with renewed interest, like if he turns his head the right way he might be able to read some secret written under his skin.]
Do you drink now? [He has to ask because, frankly, the Boy spends a lot of time in the pub and has had maybe two beers the entire time he's been here.]
Yeah. At least till he graduates. [If he does. But the Boy doesn't plan on going anywhere, so like he's told Harvey, they're a team indefinitely until something big changes.] Why?
[ He wants to ask questions about Harvey and Slevin, Harvey and Chris and Cassel, to -- pass judgment and get invasive. But the barge has enough issues without him picking a fight, doesn't it? ]
Chris is a priority to me. I want to keep him safe and sound and-- he's a warden now and-- I don't know what to do about him and Harvey and Slevin, or how to help him, or-- anything.
[The Boy's definition of 'after them' is probably different than most people's. He doesn't count words or arguments as anything he should get involved in, at least not right now when he's still working on managing Harvey's and Two-Face's violent tendencies.
But that doesn't mean he's unaware of the ways Two-Face can manipulate people verbally.]
Two-Face came and got Chris's inmate. I wasn't there, but--[ Chris was broken up about it, he knew that much. ] I just don't know if you want Two-Face hanging around with an angry assassin.
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It put me off alcohol for a long time.
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[He's looking at Megamind now with renewed interest, like if he turns his head the right way he might be able to read some secret written under his skin.]
Do you drink now? [He has to ask because, frankly, the Boy spends a lot of time in the pub and has had maybe two beers the entire time he's been here.]
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Uh-- you, you're Harvey Dent's warden, right?
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I just-- I wasn't sure.
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You can ask. He's done things, he's stepped out of line, I know. I'd prefer people asked instead of making assumptions.
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Chris is a priority to me. I want to keep him safe and sound and-- he's a warden now and-- I don't know what to do about him and Harvey and Slevin, or how to help him, or-- anything.
[ Being a barge dad is hard. ]
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[The Boy's definition of 'after them' is probably different than most people's. He doesn't count words or arguments as anything he should get involved in, at least not right now when he's still working on managing Harvey's and Two-Face's violent tendencies.
But that doesn't mean he's unaware of the ways Two-Face can manipulate people verbally.]
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Did Two-Face say why?
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What's the score with Slevin?
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Anything specific you can share will give me an edge in dealing with whatever Two-Face is doing.
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[ The whole situation makes him feel dumb and helpless. ]
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