What's the kid doing climbing up that tree? It's not that Anders would want to get him down from there or anything. Tree climbing is great! Kids should be up trees all the time in his opinion. And swimming in the sea. And running parkour. Great fun!
It's just that he's curious, and also happy to cheer the kid on if his courage falters. So he wanders over and watches - and also gives the tree a quick glance to judge if he, Anders, would be too heavy to climb up there, too.
"What're you doing climbing up there?" He has a distinct accent - perfectly understandable, flawless English, but there's a bit of a potato quality to it that however doesn't stand out as much in Kentish as it might in more northern areas.
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It's just that he's curious, and also happy to cheer the kid on if his courage falters. So he wanders over and watches - and also gives the tree a quick glance to judge if he, Anders, would be too heavy to climb up there, too.
"What're you doing climbing up there?" He has a distinct accent - perfectly understandable, flawless English, but there's a bit of a potato quality to it that however doesn't stand out as much in Kentish as it might in more northern areas.