[For the first time in his life, Jack doesn't mind not being the center of attention. Watching Hiccup's wonder going all out is enough for him this time. So he just enjoys looking at his boyfriend with the same spark he's offering to the buses.
The question makes him laugh, of course, but he doesn't bother to answer. He wants to keep the suspense, the magic, even if this isn't magical at all - Hiccup makes it seems so. His reactions allow Jack to pretend the muggle world is one hell of a place after all. It's a refreshing feeling after spending years wishing to get away from it. (Also, it reminds him of the nagging parents would do, how listening to music so loud would damage your ears. Since Hiccup didn't have to live through that, he may as well get a bit of that experience too.)
Jack has to bite his lips not to start laughing his ass off. Hiccup is being really funny, and also really, really cute. He doesn't want to make him feel bad with his laughter, but it's really hard not be amused, especially when he glances to his sides to see what the headphones are "doing".
The eyeroll makes him worry for a second (was it too much?), but the kiss on his forehead replaces that worry with a big smile. He doesn't know who the hell Celestina is, but he can get an idea by context.]
Did you just call the Stones corny? There's a group of badass rockers somewhere waiting to kick your ass. Tell you what, you want corny, I'll give you corny. [He looks down at the phone in his hand to choose another song. He knows this is stupid as hell, but he can't help it now, he's on a roll. The music puts in words what he feels better than his awkward rambling, and he likes to think this will give Hiccup's ego the stroke it needs.
He nods his head to the rhythm, mouthing the lyrics, and when he looks up again he seems a bit sheepish.] ...but do you like it anyway?
/wags tail/ also that gif is killing me and imagining Hiccup doing the dancing cracks me up
The question makes him laugh, of course, but he doesn't bother to answer. He wants to keep the suspense, the magic, even if this isn't magical at all - Hiccup makes it seems so. His reactions allow Jack to pretend the muggle world is one hell of a place after all. It's a refreshing feeling after spending years wishing to get away from it. (Also, it reminds him of the nagging parents would do, how listening to music so loud would damage your ears. Since Hiccup didn't have to live through that, he may as well get a bit of that experience too.)
Jack has to bite his lips not to start laughing his ass off. Hiccup is being really funny, and also really, really cute. He doesn't want to make him feel bad with his laughter, but it's really hard not be amused, especially when he glances to his sides to see what the headphones are "doing".
The eyeroll makes him worry for a second (was it too much?), but the kiss on his forehead replaces that worry with a big smile. He doesn't know who the hell Celestina is, but he can get an idea by context.]
Did you just call the Stones corny? There's a group of badass rockers somewhere waiting to kick your ass. Tell you what, you want corny, I'll give you corny. [He looks down at the phone in his hand to choose another song. He knows this is stupid as hell, but he can't help it now, he's on a roll. The music puts in words what he feels better than his awkward rambling, and he likes to think this will give Hiccup's ego the stroke it needs.
He nods his head to the rhythm, mouthing the lyrics, and when he looks up again he seems a bit sheepish.] ...but do you like it anyway?