Cal noted the other's change in mood and knew that what he was saying was probably a bit too heavy a topic for two people who hardly spoke to each other normally. He gave a slight nod when Elliot spoke about his grandparents' graves, which ideally would have been the case in this matter too, family visiting... Not someone wholly unrelated to the person in question aside from occupation. Yet, that was how it was, and Cal wasn't able to easily change that now.<br/><br/>He decided not to say anything in regards to Elliot's remark about him visiting, he didn't see a need to upset the male further. Plus, he assumed that Elliot wasn't actually interested in such things, not really... He had only been trying to bring up a conversation, and so adding more would just be tedious for him, right?<br/><br/>At least he seemed to enthusiastically respond about going outside, and so Cal stood and headed out, standing to the side of the door and leaning back on the wall of the cabin as he watched the slowly lightening sky. Watching as the deep navy of night began to turn to a plumy purple he spoke again. "Do you prefer watching the sun rise? Or set?" He asked, though he didn't look away from the sky towards the human this time, simply curious how the other would reply to the simplistic question.