@detectivesteamo said: “Oh, did you know that waffles can be used as decorative castles that thrill kids, encouraging them to eat more desserts until they can't anymore? My god, they can eat muffins more than waffles nowadays, unless bakers create chocolate or fruity cream-topped waffles. Oh my god! They should add it to their recipes, as it's more colorful than the blandest types. What if they can have ice cream with waffle bites on the side? Now, that's what you call surprise ice cream! Now, here's the story about waffles and ice cream, which is much more fun and creative than the original version or even better than the gingerbread man!” Jack continues to talk more about desserts, playing the guitar to catch the rhythm with her stories, which suits the theme of her story about waffles. It never ends with the long conversation.
Jack hasn't really given Ava much of a chance to respond here, to quickly interject and say she has, that she's pretty familiar with a variety of pastries and desserts. She nods every once in a while, trying to keep up with the mile-a-minute nature of the rambling. The guitar addition doesn't really help, as now she just thinks that this has less become a conversation and more of a one-sided brainstorming session.
After what feels to Ava like several minutes of careful consideration and waiting - though she's distantly aware it's likely shorter - she starts to speak.
"Bland muffins aren't that bad..." She mumbles, fingers wringing together. "I, um, I dunno how well cold stuff would do inside a muffin though, they are probably better on somethin' like a waffle." It of course depended on the type of waffle as well, she'd think, but at this point Ava's lost track of what she's trying to respond to.