[Almost as soon as Tarr moves, Jae's rolling over to move with him. There's no escape. Just a guileless smile up at the other man. It should probably look innocent, but on Jae it just looks more like he's about to get himself into trouble again.]

I don't know what you're talking about. I'm completely possible.

[Jae please.]

[The first set of teeth is met with a shrug, he's seen those before. They're even kind of nice? At least Jae thinks they're nice enough anyway. Better than the ones on tv, but that's honestly not very hard.

He's not even thinking when he reaches up, still possessing a five year old's drive to touch everything that catches his attention.]

Woah. [His smile is blinding this time, just a look of sheer joy.] That's so cool! You remind me of this shark I used to know. He was kind of a jerk, but for a shark he wasn't so bad.

I don't get it. [He shifts, sitting up a little to lean in and get a closer look, his forehead wrinkling as he frowns in concentration. Maybe he's missing something?] What's wrong with your teeth? They're not scary at all!

[Honestly, it's probably more that he's gotten to a point where Tarr isn't scary. Because it's Tarr and Jae trusts him almost implicitly already. So therefore Tarr's teeth inherently can't be scary either. If that teeth set was coming at him from a stranger it might be a completely different matter.]