[There's a moment of pause before he speaks again.]
Alright. Then I'll tell you a different story. The story about a weak puny human named Banner
[And here we go.]
When Banner was little he had an angry Dad. A Dad who always mistreated him. The only memories he can even remember of him are bad ones with screaming or yelling. It seemed like nothing he could ever do was good enough.
Once Banner got older he became weak. He let people push him around and bully him, barely bothering to do anything about it. But see, he was smart. He kept his nose in books. And over time he became one of the smartest people. Smarter than anyone you'd ever meet. He could do anything. He could cure diseases or stop hunger if he really wanted to.
Re: [Night time; the 23rd]
Alright. Then I'll tell you a different story. The story about a weak puny human named Banner
[And here we go.]
When Banner was little he had an angry Dad. A Dad who always mistreated him. The only memories he can even remember of him are bad ones with screaming or yelling. It seemed like nothing he could ever do was good enough.
Once Banner got older he became weak. He let people push him around and bully him, barely bothering to do anything about it. But see, he was smart. He kept his nose in books. And over time he became one of the smartest people. Smarter than anyone you'd ever meet. He could do anything. He could cure diseases or stop hunger if he really wanted to.
You know what he decided to do?