Papyrus looks a little baffled each time Myr mentions 'marrows' in the context of plants. That word has a slightly different meaning for a skeleton. Like as a component of skeletal humor about getting to chores to-marrow.
But he follows well enough that it's a word for one of these plants, and not some very roundabout pun, and only makes faces once or twice.
For the most part, he nods and follows along with the explanation and demonstration, patting down his own dirt with a gloved hand. His claws poke out of it, but it's more for keeping dirt from getting in his joints than covering his paw-hands outright.
"Oh no!!!" Papyrus cries obligingly at the warning. Then, more suspiciously, "what happens if they go to seed."
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But he follows well enough that it's a word for one of these plants, and not some very roundabout pun, and only makes faces once or twice.
For the most part, he nods and follows along with the explanation and demonstration, patting down his own dirt with a gloved hand. His claws poke out of it, but it's more for keeping dirt from getting in his joints than covering his paw-hands outright.
"Oh no!!!" Papyrus cries obligingly at the warning. Then, more suspiciously, "what happens if they go to seed."