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Listening to what he had to say, he nodded in agreement. The main obstacles that usually prevented people from accomplishing things were unexpected events or lack of time. There never seemed to be enough hours in the day, and after a long day of work, no one wanted to clean. That's why he tried to schedule cleaning days when both he and another family member had the day off. However, whenever the scheduled day arrived, something would always come up, forcing them to go to work.
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After admitting that he didn't know much about Dewford, Kee started suggesting a few places they could visit. According to Kee, Dewford didn't have much to offer, which was expected considering its small size.
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The idea of watching a play intrigued him, even if he wouldn't be able to see what was happening. He could still listen and enjoy it. It had been a while since he had been to a play, probably when he was thirteen or fourteen. Although he didn't mind plays, he was more into the sports entertainment that Nimbasa in Unova had to offer.
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"A play wouldn't be too bad. My sister was really into them. She would often try to act them out weeks after we had seen one," he chuckled. "Nimbasa, back in Unova, is known for its plays and sports. Some people prefer plays, while others prefer sports. I leaned more towards sports myself, but I didn't mind plays. Although, it was probably more that couldn't say no to my sister."[break] Keenan Toral

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He knew it was strange that a blind person would want to attend a play, but he was feeling a bit nostalgic. If this conversation had taken place a few years ago, he definitely wouldn't have chosen to go to a play. Anything that reminded him of his sister had been painful, so he had avoided it. However, he was now at a stage where thinking of his sister didn't make it feel hard to breathe.
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As he spoke about his brother, he couldn't help but feel sorry for the other male. Yes, he had gotten the impression that his brother was a bit reserved, though not as reserved as that one guy he had met. What was his name again? Emery? No, that wasn't right. Evan? Nope, though he felt he was getting closer. Ever? Yeah, that was it.
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"Sorry to hear that. It sounds like the opposite of my own parents. They were pretty confident that I could be a good trainer and complete the gym challenge. Maybe a little too confident," he admitted with a small shrug. Don't get him wrong, he loved his parents, but they had been a bit overbearing in telling him he would go far in life. If he was being honest with himself, there had always been a lot of pressure on him to make something of himself. That was probably why he was such a workaholic today.
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As they left the restaurant and made their way to the play's location, silence fell between them. It was a comfortable silence, though. Getting to their destination took longer than he had expected, but considering they were confirmed to be late, he figured they had gotten a bit turned around.
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Luckily, they were allowed entry despite the play already starting. He allowed Kee to lead them to their seats. As they sat down, he could actually focus on what the play was about, and funny enough, it was about the Three Swords of Justice in Unova.
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Since he couldn't see, all he could do was listen. And he took the opportunity to see how accurate they were. Despite the fact that they were missing one, they were actually pretty accurate. Though he was sure his sister would have called them out from the start. The thought made him let out a low chuckle.
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Realizing that the chuckle was somewhat unexpected, he whispered an explanation to the other teenager. "If they had done this in a play my sister attended, she would have called them out from the start. She would have called them out before they even had time to explain themselves."[break] Keenan Toral

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He contemplated what he said. There had to be more to it than that. Most parents weren't like that. Most seemed to believe their child could do anything they put their mind to. That they could do no wrong. From what he had observed when being around other people's parents, that's the way most of them were.
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So why were Kee's and Aaron's so different? While he was a bit curious, he knew it wasn't his place to ask. Oh well, time to think of another subject. Since he wanted to try and get him away from a topic that might bring him down, he picked the subject that first came to mind.
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"Your brother seems like a capable battler from what I've heard. Perhaps I could battle him one day. Hopefully it'll go better than when I asked that one guy..." he said the last part musingly. Yeah, he had tried to ask Ever for a battle but had been rejected by the older male. First time he'd ever been called daft.
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Deciding just to focus for a bit on the play, he listened to the play go on. Though the fact they had forgotten one of the legendaries of Unova and how his sister might react was amusing. As amused as he was, he couldn't help but release a chuckle. From the sound beside him, he figured he had startled the other ten, which hadn't been his intention, so he shot him an apologetic look.
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"True, but my sister would've still had something to say about it. She was really into plays, and folklore, and all that kind of stuff. Is it weird that plays have grown on me more since I lost my sight? While I've never been fashionable by any means, the outfits were part of the reason I wasn't entirely sold on plays to begin with," he admitted, making sure to keep his voice low so that only Kee would hear him.[break] Keenan Toral

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"Then perhaps I'll ask him the next time we run into each other, assuming it's not a work day," he said, pausing momentarily before continuing. "Don't get me wrong, I love a good battle, but trying to do one after I've worked is asking too much. I'm worn out by work as it is, so any battle would have to be on a day off."
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As he spoke about his brother's exploits in the gym circuit, he couldn't help but be curious. "Sounds interesting, especially considering how tough I've heard Josh Devlin can be. I must admit I don't know as much about noah faber, though, aside from the fact that he's the gym leader of Verdanturf," he sounded impressed, though somewhat sheepish when he admitted the last part.
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To his relief, he didn't seem to think his comment on wardrobe choice was weird. Though at the mention of being distracted by the outfit choice, he couldn't help but wince. "Yeah, a few times in the past, the outfit choices were quite..." he trailed off, clearly trying to think of a way to put it nicely. "Flashy," he said at last.
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As the talk of wardrobe came to a close, he realized the people around them were starting to get up. "I guess we're finished," he said before turning towards the other teen. "It's been fun hanging out with you. Ummm well... I would like to do so again if you're up for it," he said, shifting uncomfortably and ignoring his buzzing phone in his pocket, probably his aunt calling wanting to know when he will be home.[break] Keenan Toral

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