I refuse to believe that there are any that are truly incorrigible. Merely extremely difficult.
*he thinks the same thing about people. Whether or not he's right, well, probably depends on one's point of view. But yes, the food does indeed catch his attention!*
They do indeed. And you say you prepared everything yourself?
To be fair, retraining a Pokémon initially raised by that man is very possibly beyond the capacities of most people.
[He still remembers good old Cobra Commander. He wishes he didn't.]
Why, thank you very much. But I can hardly claim all the credit. Noelle and Lightbringer helped greatly, while Rosie kept the others out of the kitchen.
Knowing your limits is important. Stopping Kayne from torturing wild Pidgey is one thing, trying to undo the damage done over years by a particularly twisted individual is another.
[Has Kayne actually stopped torturing Pidgey? Perhaps, or perhaps not.]
Still, I find that introducing difficult Pokémon to new hobbies can help, in certain cases.
Exploiting his contrarian personality could lead to decent results, yes as long as you pick a chore a large metal bird could safely accomplish. I imagine the most difficult part would be never letting him find out your true intentions, and never allowing the rest of your team to spell it out.
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[His oven mitts are moon-patterned. The canapés he's bringing are crescent-shaped. Not even dealing with possession again can ruin his theme.]
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[He mostly ignores the inherited Skarmory's attempts to be a nuisance, but they are noticed...
But anyway, now that it's coming outis when Ryner will finally comment on the food---]
Mmm, those smell great!
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*he thinks the same thing about people. Whether or not he's right, well, probably depends on one's point of view. But yes, the food does indeed catch his attention!*
They do indeed. And you say you prepared everything yourself?
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[He still remembers good old Cobra Commander. He wishes he didn't.]
Why, thank you very much. But I can hardly claim all the credit. Noelle and Lightbringer helped greatly, while Rosie kept the others out of the kitchen.
[The most important task of all!]
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[This is him trying to give himself a tiny bit of credit and not call himself bad at it. An attempt was made?]
That's good, that they were able to help out like that.
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*he means both of them*
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[Has Kayne actually stopped torturing Pidgey? Perhaps, or perhaps not.]
Still, I find that introducing difficult Pokémon to new hobbies can help, in certain cases.
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[You may have given him a direction to try.]
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*the trick would be being consistent about it, of course*
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[The real question is what sort of chore would work, but there's gotta be something, right?]
...I'm gonna have to think on this one.
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*since of course Sion's already found something from amongst the wines they've brought that'd go well with Cecil's appetizers*
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[He shoots a look at the bottle Sion picked and nods approvingly. Excellent choice!]
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[Ryner will grab a plate, then. Sion has the wine handled, after all.]
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*that's not just pleasantries, either, Sion really does find it quite tasty!*
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[Even if he never did get tips for preparing rainbow pudding during the party...]
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[She's absolutely dead to the world, though. Turns out Ledian can snore.]
Still, surely a balance between the two can be reached.
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[He says that just a tiny bit more dramatically than he strictly needs to...]
She has the right idea, though.
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