You've no doubt seen Jotaro around the base at some point - he's two meters tall and built like a brick wall, he kind of stands out. But unless you've done something to annoy him, it's also pretty likely you haven't exchanged that many words with him. He tends to keep to himself.
Until now. Now you're stuck in an observatory with him, and you can't get out until you come up with some ideas. He's just sitting on his bed with both arms and legs crossed, leaning back and staring up at the sea life outside, generally looking like he'd rather be anywhere but here.
The awkward silence is broken by a sharp sigh. "Good grief," he says, still not looking down at you. "Let's get this over with. Do you have any ideas?"
B
The pulse was on top of them before either of them could react to it. There was a doppler sound as all of the Seamoth's systems shut down, and then a horrible shaking and tearing as momentum carried the two-person craft into the rocky sea wall.
Good grief, not again, Jotaro thought as he was thrown against the console and his ears filled with the awful noise of metal scraping against rock.
After what felt like an eternity, the Seamoth came to a stop. Jotaro shook his head to clear it, then turned to the sub's other occupant.
"You okay?" he asked, his voice betraying no sign that he was shaken by what had just happened.
Jotaro Kujo | Jojo's Bizarre Adventure
You've no doubt seen Jotaro around the base at some point - he's two meters tall and built like a brick wall, he kind of stands out. But unless you've done something to annoy him, it's also pretty likely you haven't exchanged that many words with him. He tends to keep to himself.
Until now. Now you're stuck in an observatory with him, and you can't get out until you come up with some ideas. He's just sitting on his bed with both arms and legs crossed, leaning back and staring up at the sea life outside, generally looking like he'd rather be anywhere but here.
The awkward silence is broken by a sharp sigh. "Good grief," he says, still not looking down at you. "Let's get this over with. Do you have any ideas?"
B
The pulse was on top of them before either of them could react to it. There was a doppler sound as all of the Seamoth's systems shut down, and then a horrible shaking and tearing as momentum carried the two-person craft into the rocky sea wall.
Good grief, not again, Jotaro thought as he was thrown against the console and his ears filled with the awful noise of metal scraping against rock.
After what felt like an eternity, the Seamoth came to a stop. Jotaro shook his head to clear it, then turned to the sub's other occupant.
"You okay?" he asked, his voice betraying no sign that he was shaken by what had just happened.