Mm, Dawn said to Stray, her tone amused. Well, meet him, and then we'll see what you have to say. Tired of talking about Shatter [Dawn could see him any day!] and glad that a new subject had come up, Dawn turned her attention to Amber. Well, they sound like lovely people to live with, she commented...

Dawn shook her head in quiet amusement, glad that Stray had gotten the gist of her last sentence, and then turned to Amber. Not many people have had the pleasure of meeting Shatter, she shrugged. We tell him to get out, but then we rethink that and decide we don't want to let him loose on the world,...

Ah, Dawn nodded. Then, yes, interesting is a thousands times better. She then let out a little whinny of amusement. It depends on whose companionship it is, doesn't it? she observed. Shatter, well, I put up with him, yes. It's certainly better than being stuck alone all the time. He's ... entertain...

I didn't get that bad of an impression, Dawn shrugged. Just ... surprised to see you, not unhappy to see you. She nodded in agreement with Stray's remarks. It's not too bad, living with someone -- once you get used to them, that is, she laughed. And yes, an interesting existance is better than a bo...

Frowning thoughtfully, Dawn chose not to reply to the first bit. She wasn't sure how he could have existed without someone complementing him on his wonderful, refreshing sane-ness. Although, she had to remember that not everyone had spent the last several months of their life conversing with Shatter...

At this last comment, Dawn gave Stray the equine version of a grin. I know someone like that, she smiled, thinking of Shatter. Hates the sun like poison. Although he's a bit ... off. Not saying you are, she added hurriedly, knowing the instant she said them that her words might be taken the wrong wa...