"What is is like being sure of yourself?" Echo asked.

"Do I really seem like someone who is?" 

"Then there is the answer." 

"...So, what is it like?" 

"So it's a form of confidence." 

"Normalcy...?" 

"Oh..." 

Echo doesn't know exactly how to respond to that. She knows she isn't exactly "normal" in any means, but it's strange for someone to tell her indirectly that she isn't "normal". 

Echo was really unsure of what to add on. There was nothing for her to say, in her opinion, so she stared at the ground awkwardly. 

"It wasn't anything." 

Echo's sleep deprived mind almost made her reply sarcastically with an oatmeal flavor instead, so her reply took her a moment added along with a confused look because her mind made a sudden mood shift. 

"Were you thinking of anything?" 

 

 "Ah. I... guess that makes sense." 

"...How do I do that?" 

"...Don't... second guess..." 

Okay, Echo already was aware that she was going to fail not second guessing herself. 

Echo sighed. 

"I'm not good at it, then..." 

Echo thought for a moment before adding, "But I'll... try to get better." 

Echo smiled slightly, or tried to at least, at Time's words.