She's mentioned you as well. It's a pleasure. She said you've worked together on occasion, and that you're a mutant.
[Which, importantly, that final word has no trace of inflection placed on it. It comes out just like saying 'boy' or 'girl', implying that she thinks that's completely normal and accepted, hopefully something that helps her avoid spelling out her comfort with mutantkind.]
You presume correctly. Hino is my surname, and I'm from Tokyo. Rei is fine though. I've been in Deerington long enough that I've grown comfortable with American forms of address, and I tend to only use Japanese honorifics when dealing with other Japanese people here.
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16/9/20 04:39 (UTC)She's mentioned you as well. It's a pleasure. She said you've worked together on occasion, and that you're a mutant.
[Which, importantly, that final word has no trace of inflection placed on it. It comes out just like saying 'boy' or 'girl', implying that she thinks that's completely normal and accepted, hopefully something that helps her avoid spelling out her comfort with mutantkind.]
You presume correctly. Hino is my surname, and I'm from Tokyo. Rei is fine though. I've been in Deerington long enough that I've grown comfortable with American forms of address, and I tend to only use Japanese honorifics when dealing with other Japanese people here.