Out of nowhere, Fitzgerald stormed into the scene looking angrier than usual. Which was saying a lot, because he pretty much never had a zero level of cortisol in his blood. Not when petty manners were at stake, damn it! Melodramatic footsteps sounded against the floor as each step in his top-tier boots (which totally weren't going to get destroyed by his gait) brought him closer and closer to the celestial. Did he have any idea whom he was messing with? Definitely not. Either way, he thought it completely fit - and not at all stupid - to go up to this stranger and confront him about the relevant hearsay.
"Is it true," he started with a pout, "that you like asymmetrical things!?" He leaned back a bit before crossing his arms. "I'll have you know that is the worst take I've ever heard in my entire life. Imagine wanting to wear a blue sock on one foot and a red sock on another! That completely undermines why socks are sold in pairs in the first place!" Throwing his hands up in the air, he let out an audible "ugh," before rolling his eyes and adding, "And that's not even acknowledging how that bush on your head- wait, is that supposed to be hair?"
He stopped rambling for a bit to chuckle, albeit it was filled with so much bitterness that he was probably just doing it as an excuse to extend his duration of being a prick.
Fitzgerald stopped so he could add, "Yea, um. That didn't exactly register for a second... Anyways, I also heard that you can quite well - eloquently, actually - in cursive. But not when you write regularly!? You might as well just write in cursive all the time at this point, yet there are a decent amount of detractors against that style, so good luck with that." The young man huffed and traced his foot against the ground, barely even trying to assess the other party's reaction. How nice of him. "Also, that's the total reverse of what I expected from you, and I can't help but resent that with every fiber of my being. It just doesn't... Sit well." Ah yes, perfect reasoning. Totally not flawed at all.
Sighing loudly and with far too much emphasis on the concluding note, Fitzgerald looked up at the celestial with a raised brow before saying, "You know, I'm not usually the type to resort to violence, but... With your transgressions against what's considered proper, I'm going to have to challenge you to a fist fight. No powers or anything, just hands." This was going to end well for Fitzgerald, who was literally a stick with limbs and a head. "If I win, I'm going to take you out to a salon to get that disaster of a hairstyle refined into something more presentable. Consider it an honor from a man like myself, hm?"
i'm gonna do what the kids call... a follow-up:
In spite of the feeling that he was being watched - perhaps scrutinized - Fitzgerald scoffed and crossed his arms. Maybe it was the wind. Maybe it was a passing creature. Maybe it was the usual sinking feeling that he had since learned to ignore at least sometimes. He was aware, anyway, that he was in territory that was likely hostile; not that they should be hostile, but... It wasn't like his nerves were ever that smooth, not since the day-
His head suddenly shot up when the ground suddenly darkened beneath him; he looked up and saw a creature - shit, no, it was a person - looming over him. The young man froze but made no other noise. He was simply adopting the philosophy that if he froze, he probably wasn't going to die. Or maybe he was just seeing things. Slowly, his arms moved to his face so that he could rub his eyes. Great, nothing changed. His arms went back down just as the individual started to speak.
She hissed, "I heard you're not the nicest of people," a remark that made Fitzgerald narrow his eyes. Where in the hell did that come from!? Sure, it was true, and he wasn't going to deny it anytime soon. He even liked being an ass, at least to some degree, just because it made him feel powerful. And apparently, the other party read his mind, for she pointed that exact feature out to him - voice becoming more and more laced with hatred by the second. He flinched, but just... Barely. Perhaps she - ignorant of his rank - was just talking to down to him... There was no reason for him to act the way he was executing. So why - why now - was he so paralyzed with tension?
"Now, miss, I have no idea-" he started before being interrupted when she grabbed him by the arms. Well then. Almost instinctively, like a mouse caught by a wolf, he squeaked - the fight suddenly fleeing like the other prey animals in the area. She really wasn't screwing around after all. Great. Fitzgerald sighed, partially out of apathy and partially because he had no idea how else to react; his bluff was already blown when he froze and made that stupid mouse noise anyways, so... It wasn't like he had much to lose in the first place. The temptation to squeak, perhaps squeal, only grew when he felt a stabbing pain in his arms - dull but nonetheless present.
Then the nightmare let him go. Well, sort of. His left arm was still in her grip, but at least his right arm was free?
Attempting to catch his breath, Fitzgerald spat, "You do realize that this isn't a way to treat someone like myself? What lesson do I need to learn? I've already learned enough, damn it." Then he saw the fist, raising itself and most likely going to fall in the next few seconds, and closed his eyes - bracing himself for what was to come.