That's what this kind of film is called. This one is even old looking, so they're actually a lot better looking than this, in some cases. It's pretty impressive the things people can make with technology.
[ And he nods! ]
Popped corn kernels. You heat them up and it tastes great. Good movie food.
[ Thoughtful chin rub. ]
It's a possibility that they'd have that kind of thing around here, if they've got this kind of technology.
She's the one who pens every exploit and mystery I solve, and submits it to Randst Magazine! "The Adventures of Herlock Sholmes." Ah, if I had an issue, I would give it to you right away.
[Also he's not helping because he's talking too much about himself. Binch.]
[ After hearing his kitchen exploits, that might not be a bad thing. Besides, he's wondering if he'd think moldy peas were corn at this point. But it's fine. Not everyone is a cook. ]
You could always do the next best thing and tell me about one of your famous tales.
[I'm not going to type out the five page essay of Sholmes talking up himself but he will relate the case of The Blue Carbuncle! A somewhat unusual case of a gemstome being found in a roasted goose on Christmas. He's very animated as he talks, as one can expect.]
..........And so, taking pity on the man, I decided to let him go! There would be no point in exacting justice on a man to make him a far worse individual, in my opinion.
[ During this long tale, if Sholmes is open to relocating, Kotetsu does plan to continue the popcorn hunt into other neighboring houses. If not, welp! Looks like he's got a captive audience. ]
You've got a point on that. Justice can be a hard rope to walk on. But it's also hard to know if someone's going to learn their lesson.
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[THIS IS ALL SO NEW TO HIM!!!!!!!]
Yes, this all seems to be a simplistic play with drawings that...move? [And a beat.] Popcorn?
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[ And he nods! ]
Popped corn kernels. You heat them up and it tastes great. Good movie food.
[ Thoughtful chin rub. ]
It's a possibility that they'd have that kind of thing around here, if they've got this kind of technology.
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[Hmmmm.]
Corn kernels...hm, something to find and try. I certainly would like to.
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[ Well, some people like to dress up nice, that is. ]
Entertainment's pretty important for people.
[ Scratches his cheek in thought. ]
Let me go check the kitchen and see if they've got anything here. If not, I'd be up for an adventure.
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[Hm?]
Do you need any help, my dear fellow?
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[ He'll shrug. ]
If you want, we could search for some popcorn together and come back and see what other tapes they have to watch.
[ It's been a long time since he'd had a movie night with anyone. ]
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There's nothing a great detective craves more than a good mystery! And a good adventure. So let us go for it, my dear fellow.
[MOVIE NIGHT TIME WITH THE BOYS]
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[ ...The best they'll probably get is like knock off Blues Clues or something, but. ]
We'll worry about what to pick later.
[ A moment pause. ]
Do you know what corn kernels look like?
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[And a nod!]
Indeed, I have. Though I admit, I don't know too many recipes that use them.
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[ Might as well start heading to the kitchen. ]
Really? Corn can be pretty delicious.
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It can be, but I'm not the one who cooks in the household! Not often, rather. Or, it's more so I'm banned, sometimes.
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[ He's so curious about that. But then again, Sholmes does seem the type to try ... experimentation.
He's going to start by rifling through the cupboards while they're chatting. ]
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[is he sulking?]
[yes he is]
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Cooking accidents like that happen sometimes.
[ DO THEY? ]
But who's Iris?
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[The sulking is over as soon as it started, and he's just smiling.]
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[ And he's looked through most of the cabinets and come up with... nothing. Just some old boxes of snacks that are questionable, but mostly empty. ]
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[Also he's not helping because he's talking too much about himself. Binch.]
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You could always do the next best thing and tell me about one of your famous tales.
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[And he's eager, excited, like a schoolboy.]
Of course! I would most certainly be glad to! Anything for an eager listener like you, my dear fellow!
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[ He shoots a grin over his shoulder. It might make this whole hunt a lot more fun, too. ]
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..........And so, taking pity on the man, I decided to let him go! There would be no point in exacting justice on a man to make him a far worse individual, in my opinion.
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You've got a point on that. Justice can be a hard rope to walk on. But it's also hard to know if someone's going to learn their lesson.
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[and yeah he's just moving and talking the whole time, he loves the attention :3]
That is true. One may have to lean back on faith, in any case. And the good old gut instinct.
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I can appreciate anyone that goes on their gut instinct.
[ then he looks at the two cupboards in the house. ]
What does your gut say on this one?
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[And he's smirking.]
My gut instinct says.....we will find some, here! I know it!
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