> Are we Hungry?
> If so politely accept offer for food
>You hadn't really noticed, with all that you've been preoccupied with this night, but now that the topic's been brought up, you do realize that you probably could use a decent meal.
>"Ok, let me just heat it up again a little." She takes the pot of soup and puts it back on the stove, while also preparing the tea.
>"I'm amazed this batch didn't burn on, actually. I went for a short walk earlier tonight, but forgot that I'd left it cooking. The breeze was just so lovely this evening, don't you think? So I sat and watched the moon pass behind the clouds for a little while. I guess the heat must have died out."
> Politely ask for her identity (I can't think of anything to say
)
>You ask her who she is.
>"Oh, where are my manners? Do forgive me. You've already given me your name, and it would be rude of me, as a host, not to do the same. You... may call me Shiouko."
>Observe person.
>You watch her as she moves about the kitchen. She seems rather graceful, but a little... odd. But you'd have to be to live alone out here, wouldn't you?
>Wait before asking her what she is doing in what would otherwise be a completely empty town.
>You choose to wait a little before asking any personal questions.
>Do you think you can trust this person?
>It's hard to tell, having just met her a few seconds ago. But she does seem like she's genuinely trying to be hospitable, despite her oddity.