all-too-familiar is the frustration of a burdensome foresight, one which comes at the most inopportune of times and feels all too invasive in its treatment of her company. “ it isn't like it's intentional. ” though his request wouldn't stop her if it were, a sentiment perhaps made apparent by the subtle furrow of her brows in his direction. “ and i'm not in your head. i'm in your future. ” with a small shake of her head, she shrugs off the disobedient inclination to argue, returning her gaze to the pad of paper which sits before her, now scrawled on sloppily with strange, scattered pen marks. she points to what appears to be a figure wearing a long coat in the middle of the image. “ you. ” the word's spoken plainly, finger gently tracing the outline of his body, before it moves to a rectangular shape with gibberish scribbled across it. “ a marquee ... theater, of some kind, i'd have to assume. ” her features wince to a more solidified frown. “ this doesn't capture it, not ... just right. there was something wrong there. you shouldn't have been there. but i can't quite see why. ” she moves her stare back to him, the cloudiness seeming to dissipate from her irises with the action. “ i suppose the takeaway should be that i wouldn't plan any late night movie-going if i were you, personally. ”