an aquarius. that should mean something to him, probably. he knows how much some people — most commonly women — place importance onto what the stars and the moon say they should do. he, however, is not one of those people. head tilts slightly, dog-like in its curiosity (ears perking, twitching over to her direction to hear the fall of her breaths) as he observes her ask for water. he’d offer to go get it, would welcome the chance to get up and stretch his legs, but that’s on his good days and this most definitely was not one of his good days. “there’s a water cooler outside to the left of the office, i’d offer to get it for you but i’m afraid that’s partially beyond my capabilities today. do you require water immediately or can we perhaps move on and continue with our questions?”
he’s got a few already gathered, ranging from barely intrusive to taking a scalpel to her skin and peeling back the very flesh that makes her human. it’s partially morbid, sure. still doesn’t abate that desire. her childhood — a vein of curiousity remaining from a job he could never keep — is where he remains the most interested. what made her the way she is? “and the air purifier,” too late, as if he just remembered what she said, “good point. i’ve been bringing that up to maintenance quite a lot recently.”