(Oh, cool! I'll try and find it!)

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Regan let out a sigh of relief when he said that... good... it had to have been the most awful thing she'd seen all day. It was pretty bad. "Thank god. No one will have to that horrifying expression ever again!" She yelped to him teasingly before shaking her head. It was kinda true, though... normally, she wouldn't care, but it was just awfully odd from Tyler. It seemed that he thought so too. "Mental agony... yeah, that's a new one," she told him with a bit of a chuckle. She cocked her head when he seems surpsied... well, she'd never heard that song he'd said, either. "You and I are not the same, Tyler," she told him with a bit of a laugh. She'd gotten a bit cold now... the blinds were all closed and lights were out, so it was pitch black other than the screen she'd put on. She was sat side ways on the bed, and had a blanket draped over her shoulders to keep her cozy. She hugged out a breath before patting the pace next to her. He was sat awkwardly on the chair, with his neck craned in a way that must have been uncomfortable. She hummed softly to the boy before shrugging. "Come sit here and get comfortable, or something... don't worry, I'll stay three foot away from you at all times!" She told him with a snicker before shifting down the bed a bit for him.

"Ever... again..." Tyler sounded pleased. Now THAT was one mental image he would never be able to get rid of. He shuddered slightly at the thought of it, but focused on what Regan said next. "No we are not the same. You don't know who Red Green is..." Tyler trailed off with a dramatic sigh. As Regan patted the place next to her he hesitated a second, then at her words he cast a glare at her. "I'm not THAT bad... am I?" He asked with a snort, standing up to sit down on the bed.

Regan nodded in agreement to the boy, her nose still very much wrinkled at the imagin of him winking at her. Or at anyone at her. It was such a grandpa thing to do. Well, he was kind of like an old man anyway... everything about him was. "And you're not telling me who or what they are!" She squeaked to him with a pout. "It's not my fault you have the likings of a sixty year old man!" She yelped to him before shaking her head. She then shook her head. "Gosh, Tyler no... it's not that your bad... it's not your fault that you absolutely smell," she teased with a childish giggle to the boy.

Tyler watched Regan for a moment, his eyebrows raised. "A group of insane people that are probably all over fifty. If you don't count the idiot." Tyler mumbled under his breath, half hoping Regan didn't hear. -Yes, I am like a grandpa- He thought sulkily, looking back at her. "Wull thanks, you are terrible at compliments." He replied with a frown, though it soon twisted into a small smile. At Regan's last comment however, his face grew shocked. "If I REALLY smell WHY we're you silly enough to ask ME to sit next to you?" He asked with a snort, looking back at the movie to make sure he didn't miss anything. AGHHH the first scene with Martin Riggs. Tyler snapped back to attention, now watching the movie a little more intently

Regan hummed thoughtfully to the boy before shaking her head. "Sounds like the people we just left," she mused lightly. She cocked her head at him after a moment or two, though. Why was he frowning? Had she said something? She gently bumped his side before giving a chuckle. "Tyler, it was a joke," she mused softly. "And it's not a bad thing! I happen to think it's sweet," she mused softly to the boy before smiling once more. She grabbed the blanket and went to throw it over her, and over to Tyler. She cocked her head at him quietly. "Well, we're taught to be inclusive, are we not? Even to people that smell," she teased lightly before scooting over to sit shoulder to shoulder with the bit. He didn't actually - not at all, but she'd find anything to tease him about. "Better?" She asked with a small laugh, gently moving the blanket up a bit more to get comfortable under.

"No, insane in a good way." Tyler added helpfully, though he had just about gave up on that. He chuckled slightly at what she said, nodding. "I know you think it's... sweet." He said slowly, sounding like he was going to say something else but just stopping there. As Regan spoke and scooted over he cast a glance at her, but his dark eyes were quickly drawn back to the movie. "Sure." He said grudgingly, though he looked amused. He did keep focusing on the movie, though, since it was introducing Martin. -How long has it been since I've watched this?- Tyler thought

Regan cocked her head at him... she wasn't really sure there was any good way to be insane, but whatever. He seemed to have good taste in things, and it wasn't like she'd ever seen it so she'd have to just trust him the best she could. She nodded at him, a happy grin crossing her face. She did think he was rather sweet - a lot of the things he did and said you'd never expect from him, so she supposed that was why she felt the way she did about it. He was going to say something else... but he didn't. She settled down and got comfortable... she wasn't too sure what the movie was about to be honest. But how long had it been since she'd watched any kind of movie? Too long, was the answer.

Tyler is insane in a good way XD))

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Tyler settled back and relaxed slightly as the movie kept on going. -Martin is the literal worst policemen ever- Tyler thought as his mind meandered away from Regan and to the movie. Surpringly, he was much more relaxed then he usually was... and he wasn't distracted by anything else, either. After the movie had finished Tyler kind of just slowly wandered back to the present, very... very slowly.

Regan settled down after a little while, just with a bit of a smile across her face as she watched the move... she had to be honest... she wasn't really watching the moive. She was a bit more focused on watching Tyler. Not in an odd way or anything - it wears nice to see him so relaxed, so intent on something as simple as a movie. He was getting there... slowly getting more and more relaxed with everything. And she really was happy with it. Even just sitting next to each other seemed like a big thing. The movie had been rather interesting, though... and she had to say she was a little disappointed that it had ended.

Tyler let his gaze flick away from the now ended movie and at Regan. "Just in case you ever get bored, that was the first in a five movie series," he said quietly with a small chuckle, knowing she might not like that. Maybe. -Did she enjoy the movie the tiniest bit?- he wondered. "How was it?" Tyler finally asked, deciding the best way to get answers was to ask questions. He wasn't an idiot... he was just unsocial and bad at using his brain