Jasper was shocked. He had gone from having nothing, to having so many things handed to him, and he wasn't sure how to feel. Part of him was grateful and thankful to Kate, but the other part kept telling him that he didn't deserve any of it. At the question of whether he wanted different colours, Jasper lifted his head, confusion and worry in his eyes. How was he going to choose? His gaze flicked to the different coloured swatches. Grey had always been the colour of any clothing he had been given, seeing so many choices all of a sudden was beyond his comprehension.<br/><br/>Turning when he heard Mrs. Snead enter the room, Jasper was dismayed to see that she had yet more clothes. Listening to the list Kate was giving Mrs. Snead, Jasper had forgotten to choose the colours. As Kate sat next to him and asked him about it, he felt his cheeks redden.<br/><br/>"No. I...I'm sorry." He said, lowering his head and feeling his ears flatten as well.<br/><br/>He followed Kate as she led him to the different displays. Slowly, he chose the items she offered, keeping things simple and avoiding the fancier variations. When she spoke of the cobblers and all the different activities he would be doing, he tried to wrap his head around this. For most of his life he had gone barefoot, preferring the natural feeling as well as the enhanced dexterity, though this was better when he could actually stand without feeling pain flaring with each step.<br/><br/>He could feel frustration aimed at himself rising as he tried to understand everything that was being thrown at him.<br/>"Kate, I...I don't..." He could feel his breathing increase once more, as his eyes darted around them to all the displays and items. Unable to finish his sentence, Jasper felt himself breaking down. He didn't want to cause a scene and embarrass Kate, but he couldn't think straight, couldn't breathe properly, all the sounds and smells overwhelming his senses as he panicked.