She was quite the odd professor. Nothing like those he often met with at university. A lot more energetic and full of a whimsy that he could never hope to match. Still he sat on the edge of his seat. Ready for questions that would surely bogle the mind and prop into the essence of reality itself. The anticipation alone was sending him down an unseen spiral laced with sweat. Our dear Paw Wrangler was nervous. More nervous than he had any right to be in fact. But could you blame him? In terms of games he was still a bit of a newbie at things. Especially when it came to the immersive VR scene. This was like a dream come true. So now imagine his surprise when the first question was an absolute flop.

"A party?" He uttered softly to himself whilst trying to process the entire question instead of being caught up on just the party bit. "Wait...no. Breakfast after a party. Is that a...thing?" What could you expect? He'd never actually gone to one before. Always been a tad too sickly to leave his bed even as a kid. Just got worse as he grew up despite the few invites he had received in the past. So, he really only knew of one answer. "Melted, ice cream and vitamins of course. What else would you have after a night on the town?" Not even he was convinced by that answer but surely there wasn't a right one to begin with. Though now relief shone through on his expression. It was hope that the next one lived up to his expectations at least. 

Sadly, it only made him break character even more as a sea of crimson quickly washed over his cheeks. "What kind of question is that?!" He hollered before giving it the tiniest bit of thought. Leaping out of his chair he damn near tumbled back, and fell over it before barely managing to balance himself on the floor. "Safe...But uh I assume you write them a letter full of heart felt words and desires. Or include them in your upcoming book by name." Very specific, wasn't it? Makes you wonder where on earth he came up with something like that, right?

Now the last question had actually thrown him for a loop. His eyes nearly shot out of their sockets once he heard it. But this is what he was waiting for. Those last two questions must have been duds, and this one was the real test. Even so he was hesitant to answer all the same. It really made him dig deep for the answer. So much so that his previous nervousness had seemed to fade while he took a seat once more. "Huh..I..I think I'm a person. Several people if anything. I've suffered more pain than any man, woman, or child has any right to. So how could I not be one? It would just be unfair otherwise."