[ Since he continues to be genuinely curious, and not outwardly abrasive, she refrains from dipping back into seriousness, instead settling back into a more subtle version of her brighter, more upbeat persona. That is her natural self, after all - when she's not being weighed down by serious things such as "moral dilemmas," and "taking a hostage situation seriously." She looks up briefly in thought, taking another crisp bite of her apple. ]
Maybe... we're destined to be friends after all? [ Well... probably not. Her light tone implies she's not 100% serious with that one. Closer to 30%, since she can still manage to be (a little) sensitive about his current predicament. ] Or, to at least know these things about each other. I don't know about you, but I've never met anyone else who was supposed to die, and then didn't. It's kinda hard to explain to anybody without sounding crazy...
[ Misa seems frivolous and downright delusional to most - but she really does believe in such things as love at first sight, and that things can be destined to happen. She's convinced herself to believe that evading death the way she had must have been for some bigger purpose, too, and even though she hasn't explained to him the finer details of her situation, the certainty with which he'd spoken of his own demise tells her much more than she really had to be in order to believe they're the same. It's perhaps better, that it doesn't need to be laid out. ]
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Maybe... we're destined to be friends after all? [ Well... probably not. Her light tone implies she's not 100% serious with that one. Closer to 30%, since she can still manage to be (a little) sensitive about his current predicament. ] Or, to at least know these things about each other. I don't know about you, but I've never met anyone else who was supposed to die, and then didn't. It's kinda hard to explain to anybody without sounding crazy...
[ Misa seems frivolous and downright delusional to most - but she really does believe in such things as love at first sight, and that things can be destined to happen. She's convinced herself to believe that evading death the way she had must have been for some bigger purpose, too, and even though she hasn't explained to him the finer details of her situation, the certainty with which he'd spoken of his own demise tells her much more than she really had to be in order to believe they're the same. It's perhaps better, that it doesn't need to be laid out. ]