[ for some reason, her apology makes him huff out a laugh ]
Okay. Let's-- how about we start over, so we don't get into a cycle of apologizing over and over? [ dick hasn't said the word sorry, not yet, but they're going into trying to explain themselves enough he gets that feeling ]
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[Which is about 50% of why she isn’t angry at him. It isn’t exactly a huge shock that he did, in fact, keep a secret.]
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[ he hates being outed by boarding passes ]
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Okay. Let's-- how about we start over, so we don't get into a cycle of apologizing over and over? [ dick hasn't said the word sorry, not yet, but they're going into trying to explain themselves enough he gets that feeling ]
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[She says that, but she's going to stop him if he actually tries to.]
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No. Stop.
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Alright. So, how are you feeling?
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[Which seems much more optimistic than her usual stance? Weird.]
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Right. It was nice that everyone seemed to be on the same page.
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[Teamwork...]
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[She very clearly will not.]
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Unsurprisingly, music camp.
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No one would blame you. ... But you have to admit you made it easy.
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Oh, no. Please have mercy, you treacherous villain.
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