[ Ardbert nods, accepting her explanation of it with little in the way of protest. He suspects that they will stumble upon these similarities when they're least expecting it, and yet there's a joy in that, isn't it? He doesn't find their mirroring of each other to be anything upsetting or eerie, not now that their link is so well-understood.

The same, yet different. It describes many things about the two of them.

His lip curls up on one side as he draws the edges of the blanket up and then spreads it to wrap it around his shoulders more firmly. ] That may be true, but I can't say I necessarily see that as a bad thing. Your desire to know more about others comes from a good place, from what I've seen.

[ He'd had plenty of time to observe M'ahina and how she handled situations by now. Usually when she pries into someone's affairs, it's because she senses something is amiss and wishes to help. ]