Casey wasn't sure about the whole historic celebrity thing. It was a nice thought, and they found themselves leaning in to Gabriel's side as if to hide from any other eyes trying to look at the both of them. Their grip tightened on his hand and they mumbled, "I think if just one person would think back fondly on me, that would be enough."

Maybe not the best in front of crowds of people as the center of attention, that Casey Albright. Not alone, anyway, and definitely not without a very concrete reason of their own making. "Which probably sounds really lame," Casey added after a moment of thought. Something closer to shooting down what Gabriel had suggested which really hadn't been the intention at all. They would much rather have Gabriel remember them in a good light than a hundred-thousand strangers they'd never met before. "And, no, your presentation wasn't like an old professor. Not a boring one, anyway."