"Fictional ones I think..." She never had checked into whether or not there were historical accuracies to the cartoon. Brina had been much too taken by the songs. It was simply another thing to add to the list of references she'd need to teach Leslie eventually. Something told her he might actually enjoy it.
The blonde chuckled, shaking her head. "Yeah, no. I don't really know. The only horse I've ever been near was one at sleepaway camp. But sheep are cute." His life sounded so different in comparison to the blonde who'd spent most of her time surrounded by tech. "I think that is a thing that all parents go through. I begged my mom for a bunny when I was a kid. She finally relented when I was a teen, but I imagine that is nothing compared to the animals you cared for." She furrowed her brow, searching her mind. The name sounded oddly familiar. "The Pickwick Papers?"
"Oh," Leslie nodded again, at the mention of fictional huns. Maybe a few war stories of the Great War, referencing the Germans, or maybe the actual Huns, ie Atilla. But she knew her Dickens.
"We mostly ate rabbits, so..." Leslie explained with a little apologetic shrug. "You know your Dickens, though! I'd've thought someone so technologically advanced would leave old fashion stuff like that all behind. Though I suppose you are dating a vampire..." Leslie joked, though he'd heard about Keith, he didn't know how old he was. The vampire Wilder had been dating was clear on 700! Maybe Sabrina's boyfriend was as old as that. Or as old as Leslie at least.


















