The fact that Marissa's smile was indeed so human was of course something that stood out to Nanook. It was obvious when his expressions were all so obviously wolfish indeed. Nevertheless, he knew that this was going to change with time. Even in his position of power, though, he had no wish to force her personality to change.<br/><br/>Since he stood for the freedom that wolves had to run, he could never have forced her to do anything against her will. That would have stood true even if it put him into danger. He would do everything that he could to persuade her to his way of thinking, but he couldn't actually force her to do anything.<br/><br/>Should she have told him to leave her alone so long ago Marissa would never have become a werewolf. Eventually, though, it simply looked like the two of them were joking around in turn. "I'm glad to hear that you don't mind the gray furs. After all, they've kind of always been that color!"<br/><br/>"Well, hey, I'd buy you some silverware as a gift, but it sounds pretty bad right now I guess. I'll have to give you some jewelry anyway. I suppose that a good strong stainless steel would look the best on you." He then paused to answer the next question that she had posed to him.<br/><br/>"Of course I like it. You know very well that I like everything about you, don't you?" Nanook smiled to her again, kissing her forehead in turn. "Is this a good time for you to tell me your history, or is it still too early?" He figured that if she didn't want to talk about the other girl that lived inside of her just yet then he wasn't actually going to press for it.<br/><br/>Nanook was starting to think that enough time had gone by, though. and that means that broaching the topic could be acceptable. Fortunately everything was behind her at this point. Nanook had played his part in bringing her peace, but it promised to be an extremely bloody and violent peace.