Have You Ever Talked To A Tree? (There Are Semi-sentient Trees On Your Homeworld, Right?)

Have you ever talked to a tree? (There are semi-sentient trees on your homeworld, right?)

Korr: Yes, but it’s… been a while.

Korr: The trees here are… really nothing like home.

Korr: I do have a Garibah, a Guide Tree, back home. An old therant tree named Kama Sehr. I miss resting under its branches, listening to it sing in the wind, reading its vines and bark. Kama Sehr always was a good listener.

Korr: I left Kama Sehr - and most of the rest of my family - behind on the Andalite homeworld.

What if you turned rainbow colored?

[Korr: Without morphing? I should be very disturbed.Eliza, in the distance: Gay!Korr: I thought you were leaving.]

[A/N: oh look, colors]

Are Andalites okay with same gender relationships?

Korr: Oh, yes. Andalite society usually has no issue with it. In fact, it’s considered normal for adults to have partners of both binary genders at some point.

Korr: Of course, you’ve always got stiff-tailed puritans, but those crop up in every society.

Korr: Certainly nothing like the obsession some humans have over it. Goodness.

Can you walk on ice?

It’s hard enough with four legs, never mind only two.

[Korr: Walk on… ice? Is that at hing humans do?

Korr: …Why?]

Have you ever eaten an icicle?

[Korr: Can’t say I have. Andalite anatomy isn’t really suited to crunchy food. I’d try the human mouth, but nothing’s frozen here yet. Do they taste good?]