[ Vasquez leaves him alone long enough that Faraday probably has time enough to think things over.
Which he doesn't do. Not really, anyway.
The easiest explanation, he supposes, or at least the easiest one to swallow, is that Vasquez meant it to be patronizing, like saying "bless your heart" when someone's done something profoundly pigheaded.
When Vasquez finally wanders back, Faraday is still a little pensive, a little uncertain – and that becomes more pronounced when Vasquez returns without his usual drink of choice. ]
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Which he doesn't do. Not really, anyway.
The easiest explanation, he supposes, or at least the easiest one to swallow, is that Vasquez meant it to be patronizing, like saying "bless your heart" when someone's done something profoundly pigheaded.
When Vasquez finally wanders back, Faraday is still a little pensive, a little uncertain – and that becomes more pronounced when Vasquez returns without his usual drink of choice. ]
What happened to the tequila?