Lion Head Mesa culture shock

"even as'a insult, it soun's lovely. at mah house, we just would say 'tu puta madre!'  to get our poin' across." though perhaps that didn't work considering any insult to a mother remained the same for all the siblings -- all of them came back to the same mother who had no problems pushing her kids' noses in the dirt.

Zaahira would perhaps not rest on this subject, though Tuna has no reason to stop her. to lose anything is to experience grief, though the coyote has no knowledge on the death of a lover. there is no way she can understand the hole that continues to dig in Zaahira's heart. all she can do is slow down the process, if given the chance.

"we'll never know," she comes to say with a sigh, "but yew should do what makes yew happiest." if it brings comfort to the mazoi, then tuna sees no reason to stand in the way. "do yew... want me tah leave yew alone with her for a minute? ah know is' been a lil since yew saw 'er." privacy to mourn the dead, privacy to cry without judgement, if there was any at least.

she would sweep away if so, but if not, then perhaps remain until Zaahira stirred for something else.