Joshua and Sarah have much to discuss. Two characters have to lay it down and get some much needed exposition coming our way. Who are you, do you still play d&d, where do we go next, that kinda thing. Peter set it up as a dinner for two but obviously not a date. Makes sense, Joshua is famished from his meditation and I need to learn how to draw a spread. This actually took some thought. Joshua is a man that is very much in tune with himself, the world and the world beyond ours. Does he simply rip into a leg of lamb? Through several bouts of being vegetarian I thought it might be nice to make supper a venerable feast in fine Punjabi fashion. More like Punjab fusion I guess. All the same, I thought that Peter's dialogue here was perfect for the scene. The playfulness continues while allowing some of the more serious notes to come out. Normal people talk over drinks, coffee and dinner. You want it we got.
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