1, 3, 24, 33, 48?
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1. How do they respond to having a song stuck in their head? Does that happen to them often?
If he likes the song or is at least indifferent, he’ll just go along with it. Sing or hum it absentmindedly while he’s working, possibly from start to finish in an attempt to get it to stop. If it’s a song he doesn’t like, he’ll still sing/hum along but angrily. Alternatively: aggressively sing a different song so maybe that’ll get stuck instead. And yeah, it happens fairly often.
3. When speaking to themselves in their mind, how do they refer to themselves?
In the second person mostly (‘you can do this’, ‘don’t be stupid’)
24. What words make them cringe?
It depends a bit on the context of the word being used, though in general he seems to have a distaste for certain words that end in -y. Often those are words that sound immature in a sense, words that people usually just use when talking to children, such as ‘tummy’. Why say tummy in a regular conversation between two adults when they could say ‘stomach’, ‘abdomen’, or ‘belly’ if they have to (but 'belly’ is on thin ice). Also, people calling their significant other ‘baby’. Daddy. Mommy. This kills the man
33. How would they respond to being asked to watch over a child for an afternoon?
... me? Why? Are you sure?
Assuming he doesn’t know the child in question too well, doesn’t know how to act around them yet, etc. He’s not confident at all in his ability to make that go well and is pretty damn sure he won’t enjoy it. But he also wants to be nice and not say no if there’s room in his schedule for it.
But I can see him end up enjoying it, provided the child is interested in what he has to say/show/teach or if the kid is just low maintenance and can make their own fun, without needing Hector to entertain them at every given moment.
48. How festive are they on holidays?
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