He should be curious; this is, in Fish's opinion, one of the greatest objects in existence. It may be a bit foolish to whip it out in a dark alley and flash it for some dead guy he barely knows, but it's not like this is the first time he's performed that particular sequence of actions. He's never done it while wearing an eyepatch, so this is a first. (And he was indeed wearing the same eyepatch during their group visit to that horrid play, so its presence shouldn't come as any surprise.)
He doesn't say anything just now, merely tugs the object free, unbuttons the suede leather sleeve and slips it off. What's underneath is a mirror, its back facing outward at first, a small symbol engraved on the plate. When he turns it around—looking expectant, maybe a little excited—so the mirrored surface faces Ivan, his reflection should appear. Whether or not this is a surprise will depend on the particulars of his own vampirism, of course, of which Fish has no idea...but he's hoping there'll be some sort of reaction beyond so what.
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(And he was indeed wearing the same eyepatch during their group visit to that horrid play, so its presence shouldn't come as any surprise.)
He doesn't say anything just now, merely tugs the object free, unbuttons the suede leather sleeve and slips it off. What's underneath is a mirror, its back facing outward at first, a small symbol engraved on the plate. When he turns it around—looking expectant, maybe a little excited—so the mirrored surface faces Ivan, his reflection should appear. Whether or not this is a surprise will depend on the particulars of his own vampirism, of course, of which Fish has no idea...but he's hoping there'll be some sort of reaction beyond so what.