[For all the grief it brought him, Roxas' time in the fake Twilight Town gave him a better idea of how to interact with normal people than the Organization ever would have. It wasn't worth it, not any of it, but he can look at people and know how the other him would talk to them instead of staying an observer, an outsider.

Except that knowledge doesn't doesn't help him now, because it's not normal to stop an intruder from leaving after they've blundered into your bathroom. Not unless you're mad, and flossing guy doesn't sound mad. He actually sounds kind of excited, which is maybe weirder than accidentally walking in in the first place.]

Uh—yeah, this morning. I think some other people did too. [He hadn't been paying much attention, though—he'd been more surprised by existing than he was by being awake.] That's not why I ended up in here, though—I'm not lost, the doors are just broken somehow.

[Ah geez, that sounds pretty lame.]