For all their time spent together, there are many things about Schultz that Django still cannot understand. The first is how he is able to sound pleasant about nearly everything, while watching a white man shine his own shoes on top of a mountain comes in at a close second. Strange as it is, neither is off putting. He even looks up to steal a brief peek.

"Where we headed?" he remains heavily invested in his task, careful not to assume travel indicates the only place he can and has been thinking of these past few months. Though he's sure Schultz has honest intentions, there is some fear within him as to what answers Greenville will offer. Optimism is a trait that has long been wrung out of him.