[ Noé leaves the leading role in this dance to Kaspar—if he has learned anything, it's that letting him do things his own way always produces interesting results. The waltz, both similar and foreign at the same time, proves him right. Whenever Noé thinks he managed to anticipate the next step, Kas does something that hasn't even crossed his mind. In his eyes, however, it's not a bad thing, but rather the opposite—being surprised like that is quite thrilling, despite the missteps here and there. Unfortunately, he knows that all things must come to an end, so when Kaspar pulls away to lean against a tree, Noé focuses his gaze on him as if it would satisfy his curiosity. All things considered, he's found Kaspar here all alone and it's no mystery that he had a drink or perhaps even more than just one. ]

Used to...? [ A beat. ] The way you dance is mesmerizing, though. It's a shame you're not letting the world see it. But I'm not trying to convince you to do anything here.

[ He understands valuing one's privacy, after all. ]