And with the need to regroup after having gone through such a traumatic event beforehand, along with having survived (in a way) easily could have been a factor as well. With the books to read and the history of his beloved causes to catch up on, hiding within its pages seemed like a better idea at the time. Not anymore though, as Feuilly slowly tries to make himself more involved with the ship and its passengers outside of the Amis.

"One of the lounges might be a good idea, with how many of there are of us already." Their little parties were a tight fit when they where all here at the same time. Just think of trying to add more to that. Perhaps expanding to something with more space would be a better idea. "There is no shortage of matters to discuss over our current accommodations."

Thinking back to just a few of such nights, he lets out a small huff of amusement. "Chaotic from the start I would suppose." He says, laughter in his voice. "There is freedom here we did not have back in Paris. I would not suspect anything less than bolder words and stronger opinions."