when Trinity first moved into her two bedroom apartment in Pittsburgh, she had, so sillily, figured that if she were to acquire a roommate it would be a woman (because in what world is she inviting a man to live with her?). thinking this, she bought matching toiletries for the bathrooms.
then, Dennis, who is notably a man, moves in with her. the first night, Trinity kind of laughs it off, saying, âthis isnât really a situation i was prepared for, we can go get you some 3 in 1, or whatever it is that you use, in the morning.â
not wanting to be a bother, he replied, âno, donât be ridiculous! iâve always wanted to smell likeâŚâ picking up the shampoo and body wash, he continued, âlavender and roses.â
a few days later, theyâre standing around the nursesâ station with Victoria and Mel when Mel, sensing something, leans in close to them and breathes in their identically scented hair. âwhy do you guys smell the same?â
Trinity and Dennis had taken every precaution so that no one would suspect them. Trinity, not wanting anyone to find out about the circumstances that led to them living together (out of respect to Dennis), tries to answer, âwell-â
âitâs what she had.â he, accidentally, interrupts with a shrug, completely oblivious to the possible implications of sharing shampoo with Trinity.
then, Mel asks, âyou⌠are using her shampoo?â
Trinity is just a second too late to stop him from absentmindedly replying, âi mean, iâm staying at her place.â she just looks at him, telepathically saying, what is your issue???
Victoria, ever the gossip seeker, asks, through a grin, âyouâre staying at her place?â
finally, it seems to click for him, and he cringes, âoops.â
Trinity just throws her arms up, ââoopsâ he says,â and rolls her eyes.