Dawson shifted, dropping his head into his hand. Do you ever stop talking?When I'm sleeping, Blake replied.And when you're dead, Daemon threw back. You'll stop talking when you're dead.Blake's lips thinned. Point taken.
Dawson, feeling overwhelmed, puts his head in his hand, clearly frustrated with the incessant chatter from Blake. He sarcastically questions if Blake ever takes a break from talking, hinting at the annoyance of constant dialogue. This moment highlights Dawson's irritation and his desire for silence amidst the noise.
Blake responds humorously, suggesting he only stops talking when he's asleep, which leads Daemon to chime in with a darker quip about death. This exchange emphasizes the playful yet contentious dynamic between the characters, with Blake recognizing the point behind Daemon's comment. It showcases their camaraderie, balanced with biting humor.
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