"Mister Crane." Do you hear that disappointment? That stern voice wielded only by the most obnoxious of men in office?? "You only continue to disappoint me. And there will be no bone throwing -- not until half past indigo, as scheduled into the entertainment."

Tidus taps at his clipboard, as if there's a schedule on there (except there's nothing actually, not even a slip of paper). Is his voice taking on a deeper tone just because? It sure is. The Kaiba act is less about Kaiba and more about having fun, and who cares who or what he's acting like? Other than it's confusing the heck out of Roland here.

"Speaking of entertainment." He turns to regard the rest of the train, gesturing out to it, the spooky decorations put up. "We should engage in all the fun before us! Mister Crane." A look to Roland. "My lord Prince." A look to Inigo.

"What delights shall we take on first?"