[If nothing else, knowledge gained from research is a useful starting point. Pavel certainly feels more capable of taking care of a child after reading about it, and that illusion alone makes the process of gaining firsthand experience simpler. That said, parenting comes fairly easily. Maybe it's because Chekov's a quick learner; maybe it has more to do with having a naturally helpful personality. Maybe--just maybe--Pavel is benefited by his own proximity to childhood.
Whatever the reason, Hei is not allowed to find him quaint.
He's not wrong about Korra, though awful chain reaction might be a bit of an exaggeration of the possible consequences of waking her. Peace and quiet are both valuable commodities. There's no need to risk throwing them out when it's not absolutely necessary.]
No, I would like to avoid a chain reaction of Chernobyl proportions. [Two can play the exaggeration game.]
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Whatever the reason, Hei is not allowed to find him quaint.
He's not wrong about Korra, though awful chain reaction might be a bit of an exaggeration of the possible consequences of waking her. Peace and quiet are both valuable commodities. There's no need to risk throwing them out when it's not absolutely necessary.]
No, I would like to avoid a chain reaction of Chernobyl proportions. [Two can play the exaggeration game.]