Bigby.. Please, my man, this isn't just something you can tell a person who is clearly disappointed about the outcome of their plan.
But Bigby is, if nothing else, extremely practical in this sense. And since he doesn't exactly mince words, this is just how things apparently come out of his mouth, even if nothing about it sounds malicious in tone. It's not like he's here to rub it in, after all.
Hence why the man continues with something more productive a moment later, adding: "Getting people to work together is practically impossible. Especially when they don't even know each other. You can probably expect to run into more distrust than any real cooperation here."
Even if it would be far less annoying if people worked together. Bigby will give the other that, honestly.
"Not to mention people probably thought you're just a kid."
.. granted, the other could be a kid. He looks like a kid. But Bigby doesn't think he sounds like a kid, and considering the sheer variety of Fables he's dealt with back home, he's fairly certain he can tell the difference at this point. He could be wrong, sure-- but he feels pretty confident about this one, even in his body language as he speaks.
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Bigby.. Please, my man, this isn't just something you can tell a person who is clearly disappointed about the outcome of their plan.
But Bigby is, if nothing else, extremely practical in this sense. And since he doesn't exactly mince words, this is just how things apparently come out of his mouth, even if nothing about it sounds malicious in tone. It's not like he's here to rub it in, after all.
Hence why the man continues with something more productive a moment later, adding: "Getting people to work together is practically impossible. Especially when they don't even know each other. You can probably expect to run into more distrust than any real cooperation here."
Even if it would be far less annoying if people worked together. Bigby will give the other that, honestly.
"Not to mention people probably thought you're just a kid."
.. granted, the other could be a kid. He looks like a kid. But Bigby doesn't think he sounds like a kid, and considering the sheer variety of Fables he's dealt with back home, he's fairly certain he can tell the difference at this point. He could be wrong, sure-- but he feels pretty confident about this one, even in his body language as he speaks.