Jasper listened to Kate, still with his head down, his tail flicking back and forth from time to time as she explained the rooming situation. He wasn't too keen on being carried again, too use to fending for himself in even the harshest conditions. But he knew Kate wouldn't let him go on his own anyways. At the mention of Fluffy, Jasper quickly looked up, meeting Kate's eye. A look of panic crossed Jasper's face and suddenly the idea of being carried didn't seem that bad anymore. He made a mental note to avoid this cat at all costs.<br/><br/>It was still with a little surprise when Kate picked him up, holding him over her shoulder. He once again felt grateful that his feline form didn't allow for a blush to show, enabling him to hide some of his embarrassment coming from the affection. He had never been called adorable, or anything like that before, having always been seen as a fighter, or just a dirty slave. He agreed with Kate's comment on the kisses sending him into hiding, and with a small sigh he rested his chin on her shoulder.<br/><br/>When Kate asked him about playing in the snow, Jasper lifted his head and looked up to her. It was true he had never snow before, and the idea of playing in it intrigued him. Though the idea of play still felt foreign to him.<br/><br/>"I don't think I know how." He admitted quietly, referring to playing in the snow. As soon as he said it, he once more lowered his head.<br/><br/><br/>When they entered Kate's room, Jasper was not expecting the frilly pillows. Looking down at them questioningly and back to Kate, his attention was then brought to her hand on his paw. He didn't pull away, instead resting his chin on one of the pillows he let out a soft sigh. At her final question Jasper wasn't sure how to answer. He enjoyed being with Kate, felt safe around her, and even a need to protect her, but he didn't want to intrude on her own rest.<br/><br/>"You don't need to stay, you need to rest as well." He answered, meeting her green eyes with his blue. He left out that he didn't want to be a burden, anymore than he already was.