"There's a fine line." he told her. "What field of martial artist do you study." he said completely fascinated with her studies and life.

"It's a thing called Tang Soo Do. It's basis is Japan and Korea. I achieved my equivalent of black belt a few months back. It's called the equivalent because the belt is actually midnight blue, because black in martial arts is perfect, and we believe that everybody has something to learn, and therefore nobody can be perfect." Rhythm said.

"I don't believe in taking martial arts class because it's power and to much happens quite often. Though it's nothing personal you must understand." he replied.

"None taken. I understand your point. However, the very reason that I go is because this particular martial art is about knowledge and progression rather than being able to kick someone through a wall."

"You seem so blunt about, almost nonchanlant in a way. But then again I've never been one for to much training of any kind. I much rather prefer to keep my head in a book and my nose out of trouble." he replied with a wide grin displayed.

She smiled slightly in return, eyes remaining blank. "Me too, but I've found if you look like me, or even look into the kind of things that I do, trouble finds you. And lots of it. And trouble doesn't like me, not one bit. That's why I learn. Also, if you put some people in prison, they usually want revenge." she said. "But none the less, most of the work I do is up here." She indicated towards her head. "And I've never had to use it yet, as I move around, hide, and use over 234 aliases."

"Your not using an alias if you use another name to do a job that your proud of it doesn't come that easy. Merely another part of your personality is rising to the surface to take over your mind set without you knowing." he looked at rhythm and changed topics quickly but taking time to apologize. "I'm sorry, I am a few grapes short of a full vineyard if you know what I mean." he said pointing to his head. "Have you thought of anything you ever wanted to try. The circus, bicycling, fairs, carnivals, arcade, the borders book store." he listed a new group of categories.

"Ah, but an alias is just a name. Alot of my aliases are exactly like me, because they are all me, under a different name. However, had I said that I used different characters, then your statement would have been wholeheartedly correct." Rhythm said. "And you know what, with ideas of what to do, you have lost me. Honestly." Rhythm cursed herself. "It is near impossible to confuse me with work, but someone mentions recreational activities and I'm lost."

"Would you like to use mapquest?" he asked humorously teasing rhythm once again.

"If only," Rhythm laughed bitterly. "If only life was that simple."

"We can try to make it that way." he told her oddly.

"The chances that we would succeed however, would be very low. Life is like what they call a black and white movie. People call it black and white, but the majority of it is actually grey."

"I like black and white movies. Especially the classic twelve angry men. You should try another analogy." he told her amused at her dynamics.

"I don't see why," she said, amused by his habit of picking up on only certain things. One that she was sure she had herself. "It's still perfectly descriptive, whether you like black and white movies or not. I also, enjoy certain black and white films."

"No offense to current movies I just hate that there using technology a bit to much now and days. I do enjoy the classics such the original counte of monte cristo." he said childishly smiling at her. "Wow you won't believe this but your the only person I can have a conversation with and not make upset in under two minutes."