Be cognizant of the needs of an ally. A roommate. Nothing more than that.]
If you're hoping for a list, I don't have that. We don't speak as often as you might think. We're not close.
From what I can tell from minor observation, he enjoys peace in whatever manner that can occur. On a couch, in a garden - I can't state where his preference lies. I can imagine it's the act of forcing himself into a state of calm that's worth more than the area itself.
He's a smart man who enjoys intelligent wordplay - discussions of cognitive psience will have him going for hours, though he's fascinated by any new topic. It doesn't have to be with that specific field. Philosophy and religion tend to capture his attention above all. Problems with seemingly impossible solutions. Anything that works the mind.
He doesn't have hobbies, isn't that sad? Perhaps your assistance could help him gain one.
However, there are a few things he enjoys. Some that aren't possible in this reality to the extent it could occur in Tokyo - he enjoys interesting cafes and restaurants. New food. Different flavor combinations. It suits a man who cooks as much as he does.
For entertainment, memes and variety shows. Attending to the needs of his chicken on Eren's farm. He's a caretaker with a bleeding heart - he'll fixate his attention on any wayward creature that looks as if it needs help.
He jokes around more often than you think - allowing him to do so seems to make him content.
Decent coffee. A drink with whoever he considers a friend. Walks to settle the mind. He isn't a fan of crowds or large audiences, but enjoys festivals and places with interesting items to look at.
Above all, it's the act of making a difference, as ambiguous as that is. Often it doesn't need to be a large display - allow him to teach you something new and display that knowledge in a meaningful way to him.
[True bonds, rare and far between. Battles. Displays of strength, and ways to unleash his own.]
I hope gives you enough information to work with should you choose to act on your thought.
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Be cognizant of the needs of an ally. A roommate. Nothing more than that.]
If you're hoping for a list, I don't have that. We don't speak as often as you might think. We're not close.
From what I can tell from minor observation, he enjoys peace in whatever manner that can occur. On a couch, in a garden - I can't state where his preference lies. I can imagine it's the act of forcing himself into a state of calm that's worth more than the area itself.
He's a smart man who enjoys intelligent wordplay - discussions of cognitive psience will have him going for hours, though he's fascinated by any new topic. It doesn't have to be with that specific field. Philosophy and religion tend to capture his attention above all. Problems with seemingly impossible solutions. Anything that works the mind.
He doesn't have hobbies, isn't that sad? Perhaps your assistance could help him gain one.
However, there are a few things he enjoys. Some that aren't possible in this reality to the extent it could occur in Tokyo - he enjoys interesting cafes and restaurants. New food. Different flavor combinations. It suits a man who cooks as much as he does.
For entertainment, memes and variety shows. Attending to the needs of his chicken on Eren's farm. He's a caretaker with a bleeding heart - he'll fixate his attention on any wayward creature that looks as if it needs help.
He jokes around more often than you think - allowing him to do so seems to make him content.
Decent coffee. A drink with whoever he considers a friend. Walks to settle the mind. He isn't a fan of crowds or large audiences, but enjoys festivals and places with interesting items to look at.
Above all, it's the act of making a difference, as ambiguous as that is. Often it doesn't need to be a large display - allow him to teach you something new and display that knowledge in a meaningful way to him.
[True bonds, rare and far between. Battles. Displays of strength, and ways to unleash his own.]
I hope gives you enough information to work with should you choose to act on your thought.