Thank you for the feedback and sorry for taking way too long to respond.
Oh, Peter. You know, I don't blame Egon. If college-age Peter declared his love for me, I wouldn't believe him either.
I think if college-age Peter told me the sky was blue, I would look out the window just to make sure *g*.
(Then again, I'm not Egon, which is an important variable Egon is clearly failing to include in his equation. But still.)
Indeed, this is a confounding factor that he has failed to consider.
I do feel bad for him, though, working himself up to be completely emotionally sincere for once in his life, and getting met with...Egon being Egon. But at least Egon is giving him the opportunity to provide proof!
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Oh, Peter. You know, I don't blame Egon. If college-age Peter declared his love for me, I wouldn't believe him either.
I think if college-age Peter told me the sky was blue, I would look out the window just to make sure *g*.
(Then again, I'm not Egon, which is an important variable Egon is clearly failing to include in his equation. But still.)
Indeed, this is a confounding factor that he has failed to consider.
I do feel bad for him, though, working himself up to be completely emotionally sincere for once in his life, and getting met with...Egon being Egon. But at least Egon is giving him the opportunity to provide proof!
Egon is always interested in proof!