Brian was smiling at her when she took some of the movies.  "Thanks," he said.  "I think you'll enjoy that movie, then.  It's a bit of a personal favorite, too.  The entire orphan thing well...."  Brian trailed off as they reached her tent.  It took a few moments, but he got everything set up, putting gasoline into the generator outside of the tent, and hooking everything up as was needed.  "We lost our parents at a fairly early age.  Liz has been taking care of me ever since.  Dad ran off, and Mom passed away."  Brian would get comfortable within all of the pillows that she had within her nestlike area.<br/><br/>Cayn would slide an arm around her and let his hand rest against the bed against her thigh.  "I think this is a very interesting concept," he began as he watched her go through all of the motions with the technology.  "I could do something similar with magic, but this seems so simplistic.  I never realized exactly how far humans had come in the past years."  However, it was evident that he was absorbing everything she spoke of immediately, his mind a whirl of motion behind that tough facade of his.<br/><br/>When she started snacking, so did he.  Little sweets and the like were taken easily and eaten with an almost dainty precision.  The movie he took in with as much eagerness as he'd taken in the technology.  The whole premise of being a 'hero' was appealing to him.  Given the fact that Batman was a dark hero, gritty, who got things done by however they needed to be done was the most appealing attribute.