[Naturally, the moment he'd been pointed to an actual, physical house the he supposedly lived in, he was forced to consider the possibility that, somehow or other, there was another him living in this town. Nonetheless, he hadn't actually believed it could be true - not until the door suddenly opens and he finds himself face-to-face with his own visage.
His eyes travel up and down as he gives his double a once-over, and then, noticing the disarray the other Gary is in, an airy little laugh escapes his lips.]
What happened to you?
[He isn't sure exactly if it's a laugh of amusement, anger, or even scorn. His brain is still trying to catch up to all the new circumstances that have suddenly been thrown at him, assessing what to make of this situation.
He isn't sure yet if he should be angry about seeing himself look so out-of-sorts, or if he should just take it as a funny joke; proof that the real Gary Smith was inimitable and any poor impostor who tried to be him would never be able to live up to the real deal.]
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His eyes travel up and down as he gives his double a once-over, and then, noticing the disarray the other Gary is in, an airy little laugh escapes his lips.]
What happened to you?
[He isn't sure exactly if it's a laugh of amusement, anger, or even scorn. His brain is still trying to catch up to all the new circumstances that have suddenly been thrown at him, assessing what to make of this situation.
He isn't sure yet if he should be angry about seeing himself look so out-of-sorts, or if he should just take it as a funny joke; proof that the real Gary Smith was inimitable and any poor impostor who tried to be him would never be able to live up to the real deal.]