"Mm." Raylan didn't elaborate - he never been in any wars. Arlo had gone to Vietnam, but it had broken something that was already deeply wrong with the man and returned a monster. Raylan respected the troops, what they did, what war meant, but he had his own opinion on it all.
He bobbed his head with a tip of his hat in silent thanks as he stepped inside and shivered off some of the cold with a deep breath and a glance around. Only one exit here, though he'd bet the place had a back door. Why yes, he did count the number of windows in his view.
"Thank you. Can't say I couldn't use it, considerin' the weather," he accepted with another little bob of his head. Following Helen as she headed towards her kitchen, Raylan continued. "You said 2014 and now you're talkin' about the trenches of a World War One battle. You're not suggestin' you were there, are you? I understand that time is a.. fluid kinda concept here, I've heard a lotta weird things but I'm afraid that I'm a little behind on all the possibilities of every world out there."
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He bobbed his head with a tip of his hat in silent thanks as he stepped inside and shivered off some of the cold with a deep breath and a glance around. Only one exit here, though he'd bet the place had a back door. Why yes, he did count the number of windows in his view.
"Thank you. Can't say I couldn't use it, considerin' the weather," he accepted with another little bob of his head. Following Helen as she headed towards her kitchen, Raylan continued. "You said 2014 and now you're talkin' about the trenches of a World War One battle. You're not suggestin' you were there, are you? I understand that time is a.. fluid kinda concept here, I've heard a lotta weird things but I'm afraid that I'm a little behind on all the possibilities of every world out there."