[ she's not wrong; it probably isn't related, seeing as he lives in the same house as her and has been completely fine. But he needs to start somewhere, and all the research he's managed has only shown him that it's not some curse from the "gods" nor some sleeping sickness affecting the city. That means it's probably some more specific quality about Trish. Since she never had any problems like this before (based on what he knows of her life in Italy, anyway), his next guess would be that it's related to something that happened to her here, and there is one singular, obvious change to consider.
It's pointless to bicker over it, however, especially because he's going to do it regardless of what Trish thinks. (Sorry, Trish.) Her following complaint draws his gaze back to her. ]
Are you planning to?
[ it's not clear if this is a "yes" or not, and, as usual, his expression gives very little away, although the slight tilt of his head might. ]
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It's pointless to bicker over it, however, especially because he's going to do it regardless of what Trish thinks. (Sorry, Trish.) Her following complaint draws his gaze back to her. ]
Are you planning to?
[ it's not clear if this is a "yes" or not, and, as usual, his expression gives very little away, although the slight tilt of his head might. ]