[She's just about to tell him to see for himself when she realizes that he's blind. Her teeth press against her lip, glad that she's managed to stop her mouth from running this time. He seems nice, and she doesn't want to be rude.
One of her hand presses against the glass and she uses it to push back, giving herself room to actually look all around.]
It's like nothing I've ever seen before. There's stars everywhere, brighter than I could ever see them in Texas. And here -
[She pauses to grab his hand and put it against the glass, situating it right over the planet in the distance.]
There's a planet that has the same colors as Earth from far away, but it doesn't look right. There's also two moons. You can just barely see them right now, but one of them is pink.
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One of her hand presses against the glass and she uses it to push back, giving herself room to actually look all around.]
It's like nothing I've ever seen before. There's stars everywhere, brighter than I could ever see them in Texas. And here -
[She pauses to grab his hand and put it against the glass, situating it right over the planet in the distance.]
There's a planet that has the same colors as Earth from far away, but it doesn't look right. There's also two moons. You can just barely see them right now, but one of them is pink.