A glance from her, to where he can only assume she nodded towards, and Jon's in motion. He doesn't quite expect her to get moving as quickly as she does, but the pace he falls into, even for a short walk, is fairly easy. Perhaps they weren't as close as Daisy and her version of Jon, but as Jon was now, there was still a bit if comfort in that familiarity.
As soon as they're away, and a look over to the mingling crowd gave an assurance that no one was going to try to come over and ask anything. Interrupting these things never did go particularly well for anyone involved.
He doesn't ask twice. Anyone else, he might fret a bit more, but if Daisy agreed at all, he didn't think her the type to reconsider over a walk across the festival green. There is, for consideration's sake, a small nod for confirmation given, and when he gets any sign of confirmation in return, he speaks. This time, each word finds a thread, and begins to pull, slowly and carefully.
"Statement of Daisy Tonner, taken live from subject, regarding the events following the failure of the Unknowing, and the circumstances of her arrival to the town of Pumpkin Hollow. Statement begins."
(Does he need to say "statement begins" without a recording device? Not at all. The habit's so ingrained, though, he doesn't even think about the fact that the waterlogged tape recorder he's hauling around isn't recording, either. He only gives it a passing wince of a misspeak - he's got other things to focus on right now.)
no subject
As soon as they're away, and a look over to the mingling crowd gave an assurance that no one was going to try to come over and ask anything. Interrupting these things never did go particularly well for anyone involved.
He doesn't ask twice. Anyone else, he might fret a bit more, but if Daisy agreed at all, he didn't think her the type to reconsider over a walk across the festival green. There is, for consideration's sake, a small nod for confirmation given, and when he gets any sign of confirmation in return, he speaks. This time, each word finds a thread, and begins to pull, slowly and carefully.
"Statement of Daisy Tonner, taken live from subject, regarding the events following the failure of the Unknowing, and the circumstances of her arrival to the town of Pumpkin Hollow. Statement begins."
(Does he need to say "statement begins" without a recording device? Not at all. The habit's so ingrained, though, he doesn't even think about the fact that the waterlogged tape recorder he's hauling around isn't recording, either. He only gives it a passing wince of a misspeak - he's got other things to focus on right now.)