I get the temptation to rush, but not only is that shit dangerous, cooking is a process. If you rush through one step, you're likely to rush through another, and the food won't be an accurate reflection of your intent.
[Spiritual... is a word for it, Sanji thinks, and without speaking for a while, lets the tranquility of the music wash over him.
Pirates and sailors? They're a superstitious bunch, but mostly lack reverence for anything that isn't their lady sea. And their songs are more loud, bombastic, clapping and stomping so hard the wood of the ship creaks with them.
I'm glad you like it. Most of the songs I know are hymns from the Church.
[As the song ends, he transitions into a collection of incomplete (since Plot, not that it makes it sound less beautiful) hymns, without the accompanying vocals.]
Regardless of belief, they've always held a sort of nostalgia for me. When I feel like I've lost control of the things around me, this sort of music makes it a little easier to find the ground beneath one's feet.
[Okay "grounded" was a bad term to use with a pirate, he's picking up on that now, and it makes him smile sheepishly, but. It makes him pause, still.]
I can't recall any sounds about the ocean. Most of the time I've spent on ships, they were battleships, and I was stuck inside.
[Sometimes kidnapped! Not important.]
I'd like to play something that would feel a bit more nostalgic for you, if I could think of something. Perhaps that way, I could give you some peace of mind.
Oh, don’t worry. If was just a thought. I don’t have any wishes to spend.
[He pauses, leaning back in his seat.]
It’s just interesting the different way that we all think. I wonder if the Crafters took this into consideration when they chose us, and gave us the titles and roles that they did.
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