Cheshire's grin spread from ear to ear at DEE's description of Dumas's internal desires regarding his person. While he had always hoped that he'd been getting to Dumas, he'd never really been sure if it had been working quite to his liking. Now he knew that he had flustered the tall security guard to no end, and it made him get all sorts of warm fuzzes inside.<br/><br/>"True, I suppose you don't have all that much to give me other then a new experience," Cheshire admitted, "however kissing Dumas got a mite trickier."<br/><br/>Chesh sighed as he prepared to try and explain relationships to a machine. Thankfully, he had a little experience with human computers already and had some idea how to go about doing so.<br/><br/>"You see DEE, humans put a lot of importance to kissing someone, and they have a sort of dedication to only one person at a time to kiss and... cover in whip cream. This doesn't apply to everyone, obviously," Chesh conceded, gesturing to himself, "but in general, and I'd bet especially with Dumas, there's a certain negative response to someone impeding on that."<br/><br/>Chesh felt a little silly explaining this to a being that would probably never have a physical relationship, but something about a socially adept hologram tickled his internal funny bone.<br/><br/>"I agree it's silly," Cheshire continued, "but I'm worried about how Dumas might react now that he has Mari as his dedicated kisser. So I'm thinking maybe you could find something a little more... appropriate for your reward."<br/><br/>He hoped the hologram wasn't about to accuse him of trying to weasel out of the deal, which would be actually fairly hilarious considering this was one of the few times he was telling the absolute truth.