[The usual reaction is one of two: indifference, because the other party has already seen much worse things, or rejection, where they haven't and are unwilling to deal with the insects. It's no surprise when the girl seems about to pick the latter, but...
He feels bad about it, of course -- banking on the fact that she'll refuse, that she's acquainted enough with the supernatural not to kick up a real fuss, that he can leave with only a somewhat negative impression either way. She's trying, though, and that more than anything makes him hesitate. He wants to ask her again if she's sure.]
Yes, it's a good thing.
[It's not an agreement; he doesn't agree with any of her reasonings. It's a concession.]
There's no need to thank me. You should tell me your name, though.
[Really, if he's going to be throwing giant bugs at a small girl, they should observe the common courtesies.]
shoot me if I use darkness that much in one bracket again ahahaha
He feels bad about it, of course -- banking on the fact that she'll refuse, that she's acquainted enough with the supernatural not to kick up a real fuss, that he can leave with only a somewhat negative impression either way. She's trying, though, and that more than anything makes him hesitate. He wants to ask her again if she's sure.]
Yes, it's a good thing.
[It's not an agreement; he doesn't agree with any of her reasonings. It's a concession.]
There's no need to thank me. You should tell me your name, though.
[Really, if he's going to be throwing giant bugs at a small girl, they should observe the common courtesies.]