He just grins a little as she gets on a roll. It's cool, he's used to it. Both from knowing her--or some version of her, at any rate--from the last time he was here, and being an expert rambler himself. He doesn't seem bothered so much as amused at it all.
"Maveth?" He probably said that wrong. Oh, well. "I'll admit, I haven't heard of that one, but okay, sure." He nods and shrugs, sweeping one hand out in what is apparently supposed to be a gesture of acceptance. "It became less of a theory and more of a proven thing back on my Earth when a singularity got opened and opened breaches to at least fifty-two other versions of Earth."
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"Maveth?" He probably said that wrong. Oh, well. "I'll admit, I haven't heard of that one, but okay, sure." He nods and shrugs, sweeping one hand out in what is apparently supposed to be a gesture of acceptance. "It became less of a theory and more of a proven thing back on my Earth when a singularity got opened and opened breaches to at least fifty-two other versions of Earth."
See? You're in good, rambling company, Jemma.