Have as many opinions as you want. It doesn't mean they're all worth saying out loud.

[ But he supposes he can sort of see his point even if he doesn't want to. That would require a certain degree of trust which he should know by now having taken part in similar activities in the past, though he hadn't quite enjoyed it.

His whole countenance freezes up, a choked sound fleeing the back of his throat, when the organizers point at him to volunteer in a demonstration. It figures their chatting would draw attention. Luckily, he has a plan -and that is when he places a firm hand on the man's shoulder. ]

It would be remiss of me to take part as I've already had the chance to play volunteer before. Why not provide the opportunity to someone new?

[ He did seem interested, so Percival is merely aiding his education along in lieu of the man speaking up and volunteering himself. ]