Liz smiles at the naga's technological innocence.  Grabbing the other computer she opens it up as well and starts it booting up.  She glances out the window and watches for Cayn as the computer starts.<br/><br/>Jen however is completely puzzled by Brian's new toy.  When he opens it up and she sees all the keys, she immediately reaches out to touch them.  Fortunately, his hands were already on the keyboard so he was able to keep her from pushing anything detrimental to the start up.  When the initial screen starts though, and plays ts small bit of music, the naga seems enraptured by it.  With Brian showing her the games, she just sits and stares.  A decent number of the word's he's throwing about mean nothing to her, or at least nothing in this context.  She knows what a monopoly is, but has no clue what that has to do with old fashioned cars and thimbles.  So she sits silently and tries to soak it all in until he mentions the movies again.<br/><br/>She'd heard of movies, heard the people in her line discussing going to or just having come from one.  Even a few comparing things at the carnival to different ones.  From their descriptions, it seems that a movie is a visual story of some sort.  She'd always been curious to see one herself, so when Brian offers she nods emphatically.  "I'd love to see a movie."  Glancing over at the stack he'd indicated when he first mentioned them, she ponders the number he'd brought.  "How many movies are there?  Did you buy all of the ones they've made?"