Angel answered all the same boring questions with the same dull answers. He was completely fine! His mouth went dry when the doctor suddenly flat out asked him about his eyes, he had a sour feeling in the back of his mouth as he looked away awkwardly, should he lie? No, not if the other was asking him, it had to be important in some way or another. His answer was not green, it was almost the opposite color on the color wheel. "Purple,"It felt unnatural to say the color, as he himself didn't believe he was really seeing a brilliant shade of purple set in the doctor's eyes, but there it was. With the sun shining through his window they seemed to bloom into such a pretty color that he had trouble looking away from. "The closest natural eye color to purple was blue, that's why I asked," But green he would have never guessed.<br/><br/>"It's just colors, right, so can I go?" He didn't want the stupid color mix up to be the one thing that holds him up from leaving the hospital. "I promise if I start feeling bad I will come straight away," It was a small plea, he didn't want to keep his family waiting in that car forever, but it'd be easy to make up an excuse for why it was taking so long to get there. He gave a hopeful smile to doctor Nelson, maybe just maybe he'd let it slide.