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"You poor thing, I may have to give you a lesson in grooming, too." He lifts his head and grins when he is finished. "There, now you're ready to work with. Just... Don't be stumbling in to any more mud puddles, ok? I would like to live the rest of the day without threat of a heart attack."

Once out of the pool Castor took a deep breath in, the panic was over and now he could focus on straightening her up. Not that she wasn't already beautiful, he thought she most certainly was, despite the various states he had already seen her in, but he knew she could be so much more. Which is what inspired him. "Now that ordeals over with, shall we resume with your make-over?" He flashes her an excited smile and sets the path to his work station. That tail would be the first thing he tamed.

He chuckles at her energy. "Do you like games?"

He was mostly work and no play, finding enjoyment solely in his creations. The world didn't often exist outside of fashion design. He thought a moment and then tilted his head off to one side. "Hm, I find happiness in the majority of my days. My heart is a spring, blooming with an arrangement of flowers and my mind, an endless canvas of activity. I'm not sure giggling is something I do, but I will giggle with you, if you want me to.

It wasn't a subject Castor was expecting to be confronted about in all honestly and was now out of his comfort zone. He had laughed, chuckled, probably smiled every possible smile there ever was but giggling, proved itself a worthy adversary. He found himself going shy all of a sudden and working a hot flush. He tipped his head off to one side. "Errrrrrrrr,,,,.Mmmmmmmmmm... What in the world is a 'Gwarf?'" He snaps his head back to her with curious eyes. The word alone could be enough for him to muster one of these elusive giggles. "Show me an example."

He looked at her dumbfound, trying to imagine a scene where that was applicable. He hadn't noticed the squirrel when she burst in to laughter then set about holding it in. A strange thing to do, he believed, and his expression gave him away as he simply continued to stare at her. "What is so funny?" He asked, eyes searching for whatever had captivated her amusement, then his eyes set about finding the source and once found he couldn't help but crack up too at the unexpected sighting. "I see your point!" He gigglesnorts, teeth pressed together to try compress the outburst. "Teehee, I think his eyes are bigger than his belly!"