#Razlo trying to calm down the kid

[aidakhar]

[tri-punisher]

32, 41

"32. Do they have a go-to story in conversation? Or a joke?"

hmm. not really? though sid likes reminiscing about a lot of the things that he and razlo got up to when they were younger, but most of--well, probably all of it--is stuff that has no reason to pop up in casual conversation, because "orphaned by raiders attacking the caravan his parents were travelling with and preyed on by a plant-worshipping cult who raised him to be an augmented super assassin" isn't the most relatable childhood experience. and this isn't a joke at all, but sid sure thinks it's funny: he loves pretending to be dead whenever he's in a situation where he has the chance, explicitly to scare his assailants. getting a buckshot to the chest and lying there as a lure for when they inevitably come over to try and search what they assume to be a body. he has a lot of fun with it.

"41. How do they feel about children?" 

largely indifferent? he doesn't encounter a lot of children and never had a reason to care about them. he'd probably treat them with the same disdain he treats everyone who isn't immediately useful to him (his upbringing in the eye of michael and his experiences with the other children there being mostly violent does not help). though this is an attitude that changes when much further down his timeline he's calmed down a bit and is back in razlo's life, which means he's in the vicinity of razlo's children--the three plant kids are all grown but there's still three younger human children. he learns to care where he previously hadn't before.