Tidus doesn't even get a reply to his protest to Inigo's fudge-eating. If anything, Inigo gives him a look in return that's rather triumphant. As if to say, 'yeah, I just ate that piece already, what are you going to do about it?'

But it lasts all of a few seconds. Just as long as Roland needs to start on the first part of his educational little show here, which makes the grin fade right off Inigo's face. The look he then instead gives his fellow teenager is much more something along the lines of 'where did Roland even learn this, how come he's so invested in it?!

They really do find out about the weirdest hobbies their favourite old man has, huh.

"Wait, wait, hold on!"

At least Inigo was paying enough attention to the explanation to know what he has to ask. But he's about to shoot an arrow straight through Roland's initial perception that this might somehow end up easy when Inigo and Tidus are both involved.

"What if some of us," (himself, he means himself) "don't know what some of these pieces of candy are?"