( Peter wouldn't call it natural so much as his brain could only keep up with the first couple injuries, and then for the sake of survival blanked out the rest. though, maybe that is natural, in a manner of speaking. he's not going to try and puzzle out a better explanation right now, he's trying to focus on what he's doing.
focus, and listen. for a second there, it seemed like it was helping both of them, and then somewhere it turned and even if Matt is trying to hide it, it is obvious he's becoming more and more emotional by the second. and who can blame him? Peter did not expect the idle chatter to turn into what it had, and feels a little bad for asking for something that led to this. it was probably a stream of consciousness that had to do with the injuries rather than a genuine desire to reveal something so emotional. )
It's okay. I think I'm almost done. ( aka, you don't have to keep talking anymore if you don't want to. by his estimate he's only two or three stitches from done. he doesn't want to not say anything about such a heartbreaking confession, though. ) I'm sorry. About your dad. It sounds like he was a good guy. ( he doesn't need or expect an answer to it, but Peter feels he has to say it. he really gets it, probably more than Matt knows, but dredging up any of the dead father figures in his life is not something he's prepared to do. )
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focus, and listen. for a second there, it seemed like it was helping both of them, and then somewhere it turned and even if Matt is trying to hide it, it is obvious he's becoming more and more emotional by the second. and who can blame him? Peter did not expect the idle chatter to turn into what it had, and feels a little bad for asking for something that led to this. it was probably a stream of consciousness that had to do with the injuries rather than a genuine desire to reveal something so emotional. )
It's okay. I think I'm almost done. ( aka, you don't have to keep talking anymore if you don't want to. by his estimate he's only two or three stitches from done. he doesn't want to not say anything about such a heartbreaking confession, though. ) I'm sorry. About your dad. It sounds like he was a good guy. ( he doesn't need or expect an answer to it, but Peter feels he has to say it. he really gets it, probably more than Matt knows, but dredging up any of the dead father figures in his life is not something he's prepared to do. )