Lone Star Mountain sankrasha

for a wild moment, he does not recognize this version of his mother who does not chide him for hostility, who makes no attempt to greet the stranger. he reaction only solidifies ezra's belief that there was nothing wrong with how he'd reacted to the stranger.

he can recognize that the stranger had been amiable; friendly.

but he disregards it. tosses it aside where he will not regard it any further.

ezra watches with a low, satisfied snort as the stranger nods and retreats.