Jen really doesn't know what to say to that.  She too had been left at a relatively early age, but that's normal with her race.  They take after their more 'natural' relations and tend to abandon the young fairly early.  But mammals tend to stick around, humans more than most.  At least, that's the impression she gets from all the families she's seen.  No wonder there is such a close relationship between Brian and Liz.  Not wanting to push the issue any further, she simply curls down around him in her bed and watches curiously as he gets things going.<br/><br/>Liz places a hand on his, enjoying the gentle touch. "Yeah... technology's really changing things.  Computers get outdated in just a couple years, hundreds of movies are produced annually... All sorts of stuff's going on, and its pretty hard to keep up!"<br/><br/>She watches his face a bit as they watch the movie.  Even with his expertise at remaining passive, she can see the spark of interest.  Somehow she doesn't think its entirely about the new technology.  She finds herself glad that she'd picked up that particular movie, it almost feels predestined.<br/><br/>Soon the film is over, and she eases herself out from his embrace.  The game is done loading, but she doesn't want to jump right to that.  Letting it start booting up on the laptop, she turns back to Cayn.  "So, what'ja think?  There's a lot more to the whole technology thing than I can tell you, but I think I got most of the basics down.  And how'd you like your first movie?  It's kinda a dark one... there's a lot of funny ones and romantic ones and everything too.  That just happened to be the one I picked up..."