Why wouldn't you lead with the Social Contract, when talking to a temperamental possibly-dead nobleman from the 1400s?
"I told him so," Enjolras contributes, to the question of being French. His expression, good as a shrug, says that it didn't go so badly.
He shakes his head at the last question. "Nothing in particular. Chuck Hansen -- do you know him? -- asked me to spar with him, to help him get in shape, but he didn't say for what. It was a note. He's dead, anyway. I told him I'd be happy to, but our path haven't crossed since. I don't know if the situation's anything of interest or not."
If it's Hansen's private business, as it may well be, then that's that. But one never knows.
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"I told him so," Enjolras contributes, to the question of being French. His expression, good as a shrug, says that it didn't go so badly.
He shakes his head at the last question. "Nothing in particular. Chuck Hansen -- do you know him? -- asked me to spar with him, to help him get in shape, but he didn't say for what. It was a note. He's dead, anyway. I told him I'd be happy to, but our path haven't crossed since. I don't know if the situation's anything of interest or not."
If it's Hansen's private business, as it may well be, then that's that. But one never knows.