Considering his unique upbringing and the fact that he thought that being different and standing out were actually things to be praised, Nanook didn't ever even think about the dumb blond stereotype that she was afraid of fitting into.<br/><br/>Honestly, he didn't think about many stereotypes at all. Perhaps it was because he didn't really fit any.<br/><br/>Her darker side was really what he was interested in, though. He could smell it, considering the beast-like senses that he had as a werewolf. She didn't seem outwardly to have anything like that, but there was something that was really wrong with her at the end of the day.<br/><br/>At least, that was what it had seemed like to him so far. He wasn't actually going to come out and say it, however.<br/><br/>If nothing else, then that would have been a dead giveaway that he knew there was something up. There was also a distinct possibility that she didn't realize there was anything off kilter anyway, and she might have simply denied any allegations because it didn't look like there was anything that was a problem to her.<br/><br/>"Are there any problems with drugs at Wonderland, or is the place pretty clean?" Nanook was really only asking because she had elected to use the word weird to describe it.<br/><br/>"Well, I mean there are plenty to choose from when it came to a helmet and pads, so I can get you something. You won't even look dorky, since most people doing the real extreme crap always wear them."<br/><br/>That being said, Nanook was actually a pretty extreme vert and street skater. Only he didn't ever end up wearing pads or a helmet, perhaps because he could recover from any injury quite easily.<br/><br/>That wasn't to mention, of course, the fact that being a werewolf also gave him a superior sense of balance.<br/><br/>When she mentioned movie people, though, he merely shook his head. "I don't think that's the sort of individual I really wanted to hang out with when I showed up here to tell you the whole truth, but I don't mean to be trashing anybody."