[Clearly not! That's knowledge Ryunosuke would probably benefit from, though. Technology... What CAN'T it do?
This seems like a free pass to just walk away and not get his pants wet... But then Ryunosuke remembers how they'd gotten to this point in the first place. Discussing the snow, and the merits of Winter... Finn latching on to something Ryunosuke said, immediately taking off to try and address the issue. And before all that... Saying something about how he found snow to be depressing...?
Well. Clearly, something's eating this kid.
...Sighing, Ryunosuke moves to lower himself to the ground, reluctantly sitting himself down on the ice pile. Which... WOW, that is not comfortable. For numerous reasons, actually! Uncomfortably cold, BAD butt feel, damp... This is not a winner, in his eyes. But he'll put up with it for the time being.]
...If I might make a suggestion... In the future, this idea might work out a bit better if you tried using a single, larger block of ice, as opposed to these numerous little ones.
[For what it's worth: this has the tone of an actually thoughtful suggestion, and not a snide criticism.]
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This seems like a free pass to just walk away and not get his pants wet... But then Ryunosuke remembers how they'd gotten to this point in the first place. Discussing the snow, and the merits of Winter... Finn latching on to something Ryunosuke said, immediately taking off to try and address the issue. And before all that... Saying something about how he found snow to be depressing...?
Well. Clearly, something's eating this kid.
...Sighing, Ryunosuke moves to lower himself to the ground, reluctantly sitting himself down on the ice pile. Which... WOW, that is not comfortable. For numerous reasons, actually! Uncomfortably cold, BAD butt feel, damp... This is not a winner, in his eyes. But he'll put up with it for the time being.]
...If I might make a suggestion... In the future, this idea might work out a bit better if you tried using a single, larger block of ice, as opposed to these numerous little ones.
[For what it's worth: this has the tone of an actually thoughtful suggestion, and not a snide criticism.]