NO BUT THERE'S A DIFFERENCE OK AND HE KNEW WHAT THOSE DIFFERENCES MEAN!
"I'm in the pit" was me saying "I need space to think, leave me alone until I'm out."
"In the pit" was a statement of my location and activity, so if he called out for me and couldn't find me, he knew where I was: asleep in the Bottomless Pit
"Join me in the pit?" was an open invitation. an "I'd like you here, but it won't upset me if you decline." Like an invitation to get groceries together(when it came from me).
"Meet me in the pit?" was a request, me saying I wanted him there and would feel better if he was there with me. Like when he'd make an invitation to get groceries together. He wanted me there and would rather I did go with him.
"Meet me in the pit" became more and more common the more paranoid I got. It was for meetings and conversations I didn't want... Him to hear. Or anyone else for that matter. Stuff I wanted to keep between the two of us and off the pages He could read. He didn't like these ones much.
-Ford Pines #🟦⏳ (fictive)
(context: fiddleford x ford fancomic on pinterest lol)
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