[ He smiles wryly to himself at the beginning of this text; what a digression, but it's not inaccurate. It's also obvious to anyone from his time (and thereafter, he supposes), so he has this to say about the observation: ]
'Moby Dick'.
It's a heavy-handed namesake.
[ That's not exactly a "don't read the book" (if Alva can even find a copy), and simultaneously an incredibly obtuse way to answer a simple yes or no question, but let it never be said that Venom isn't roundabout when he needs to be. With that out of the way— ]
Right. The children are the ones that need to be kept away from here.
It's that or teach them self-defense. Not too keen on the latter.
no subject
'Moby Dick'.
It's a heavy-handed namesake.
[ That's not exactly a "don't read the book" (if Alva can even find a copy), and simultaneously an incredibly obtuse way to answer a simple yes or no question, but let it never be said that Venom isn't roundabout when he needs to be. With that out of the way— ]
Right. The children are the ones that need to be kept away from here.
It's that or teach them self-defense. Not too keen on the latter.