Angel couldn't help but snort at that little line. "I hope you don't give that line to children, I don't think they'd like to hear that," He thought of saying that to Allie, the little girl would burst into tears and run away to mommy to ask if Santa dies or if unicorns really did exist. Upon hearing about his sisters he rubbed the back of his head softly. "I hope they didn't bug you much," They were chatty and if you didn't chat back they'd have a fine conversion right in front of you with themselves.<br/><br/>Angel's face turned a bright red when he brought up the ghost and ghouls, Anne must have said something to the doctor at some point during the day. "Not... all the time, and it's not just the two it's mostly whatever creature I find around the internet," Ghouls wasn't his favorite fantasy creature as he thought they somewhat resembled a wendigo, and he very much enjoyed the stories of wendigo beasts.  Anne called ghouls cannibals, though they weren't as they didn't eat other ghouls, they ate humans, which was like humans eating a cow. Wendigo's were cannibals.<br/><br/>"I don't know a whole lot about ghouls, I told her they eat humans and she thought that meant they're cannibals." He gave a slight shrug and gave a glance to the doctor to make sure the doctor didn't think he was completely nuts. "If they were real they'd probably get a bad name... eating humans and all. I mean, it's not really their fault--" Pausing he bit his lip, shifting so his body faced the doctor and legs dangled from the edge of the hospital bed. Still, he had just the gown on, though it hid the important things from view. "I don't think they can eat our food, or vegetation... so are they really 'monsters'? It bugs me, a lot actually." The boy let out a frustrated sigh. "It's like us eating a chicken, but we also have the choice of not eating meat... but we're their only choice. I think we're just scared to not be the 'superior' species," Angel could feel his heart going a mile a minute as he started to get worked up over this, and saying this to a doctor wasn't the most settling thing. He wasn't crazy, just interested in the supernatural world which may or may not exist.<br/><br/>Letting out an awkward laugh he ran a slight uneven hand through his deep blue hair, "Sorry," He apologized quickly. "Is this a psychiatric test? Did I just fail because I said it's okay for some fantasy creature to eat people?" He knew it wasn't and gave a playful little smile to the doctor. He seemed nice and relaxed, so he felt he could joke around a little bit and not be completely serious. "What do you think? I'm sure you think about creatures as well, maybe because you're a doctor you think of their insides or whatever..." He wasn't a big fan of gore, it didn't creep him out it was just an unpleasant sight to see.