I really did like it a lot. ( Clementine gets it's all kind of... a lot to have to deal with at once, but she thinks he's doing a pretty good job of rolling with the punches. It's why she doesn't press much more when she can tell he's flustered, but Clementine never says anything she doesn't mean.

Never says anything she doesn't believe.

...and now it's her turn to look a bit... sheepish. Not that Clementine ever really does, but- There are exceptions, and she is really good at being tough and not so good at the slightly more emotional. stuff. )

Oh, uh. Yeah. You don't have to open it up now or anything, but I wanted to give you something.

( and hopefully, it's okay. she learned how to write from georgia, and while she's no poet, no novelist, she can write now legibly. in this case, she made a little book, and she wrote about wirt's brother- about the memories clementine has of him in wonderland. mostly just little every day stuff, but that's sometimes the part that gets lost easily.

she originally met greg when she was just eleven so she has a few. he was one of the first people she met when she ended up in wonderland. sometimes that's the hardest part about not having someone anymore, about losing them. it feels like she forgets the details, like some of that stuff can get lost so she wanted to have what she remembered written down. and she wanted wirt to have it. )