Redhawk Caldera you and me were kids.

Her mate was quiet, giving Finley a little time to settle down. Unfortunately, she chose instead to take that time to gather her next series of complaints over Liffey's behavior as of late. When Elwood made his wistful comment, Fin could only look deadpan at him. Of course he would remain neutral. He was far too level-headed sometimes.

Her tail lashed through the air as she rolled her eyes back towards the landscape. "She's growing insufferable," Fin retorted before launching into her next prepared diatribe, "And I love how she blames everything on me. As though I'm the one who's acting different lately and it's my fault that she's acting like a spoiled little brat. As though I've given her no choice but to act like this because I have the puppies to raise and because I have a pack to lead. Because I can't just go off gallavanting with her across the world whenever I feel like it."

Fin took a breath and scratched at the ground with her claws, her mind reeling with anger, frustration and now a bit of self-pity.