[ Natasha has also been trained in first aid, but she's careful to only help in ways that don't require an expertise in field medicine. She's a dancer in the Riverview ballet company, pitching in where she can, and not anything else. Or anyone else.
So, she plays along. ]
Oh. Sorry! [ She smiles apologetically, not at Villanelle, but at the person she's patching up. But then she does look at Villanelle, trying to figure out what to make of her, her body language, and the food in her mouth. ] How should I be doing it?
[ This trick works better on men. They always want to explain things, rarely question an appeal to expertise. ]
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So, she plays along. ]
Oh. Sorry! [ She smiles apologetically, not at Villanelle, but at the person she's patching up. But then she does look at Villanelle, trying to figure out what to make of her, her body language, and the food in her mouth. ] How should I be doing it?
[ This trick works better on men. They always want to explain things, rarely question an appeal to expertise. ]