Moonspear pleasantries

He wasn't entirely certain why, but Desdemona's answer brought him a bit of disappointment. Maybe it was because he felt like perhaps his opinion was wrong, and maybe he was still too naive to fully comprehend the nature of other wolves- but also, he felt disappointed, perhaps, because whatever it was that had made Desdemona feel that way...Had not likely been a pleasant experience. He decided that it wasn't something he should try to dissect too much, though, as it wasn't his place to do so. 

She granted him permission t continue feeling the way he did- but he had to wonder if she was only saying that because she felt that with time and experience, he might learn to see things her way without being told to do so. Or maybe she liked the idea of having someone around who was an optimist, rather than a realist. Whatever her reasons were for encouraging him to continue believing what he believed he didn't know- but he could appreciate the fact that she wasn't trying to discourage him. 

"I think that's a considerate way to be," He said, intending for his statement to be a compliment. "Kinda...'Live an' let live,' right?" He asked.