Fuck-bucket? Uhhh... [A hint of laughter colors his words.] Depends on the context. Ever heard the phrase "I don't give a fuck"?
[Between their cultural differences and Wu's sheltered social background, he should probably establish whatever common ground he can.
Many people in Wu's shoes would likely be overwhelmed with the sheer amount of choice in front of them. But it sounds like he's got a solid grab bag of interests to pull from, a handful of good friends watching his back, and an unwavering zest for life. He's got plenty going for him, more than Vyng did in the years following his own exile. It's enviable, in a way.
At that last question, he leans back and looks up at the gloomy sky. Unlike Wu, however, he already has his answer.]
I'm always finding myself. We all change. The "you" you found yesterday isn't going to be the same "you" forever. But that's what being alive is all about. You know? [With a lazy grin, he flippantly adds:] Besides. I can barely find my keys half the time.
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[Between their cultural differences and Wu's sheltered social background, he should probably establish whatever common ground he can.
Many people in Wu's shoes would likely be overwhelmed with the sheer amount of choice in front of them. But it sounds like he's got a solid grab bag of interests to pull from, a handful of good friends watching his back, and an unwavering zest for life. He's got plenty going for him, more than Vyng did in the years following his own exile. It's enviable, in a way.
At that last question, he leans back and looks up at the gloomy sky. Unlike Wu, however, he already has his answer.]
I'm always finding myself. We all change. The "you" you found yesterday isn't going to be the same "you" forever. But that's what being alive is all about. You know? [With a lazy grin, he flippantly adds:] Besides. I can barely find my keys half the time.