The gall of this fellow! Ozymandias angled himself to face him more fully (and in doing so, took the silver-plated cigarette case that the man had been targeting further from his reach, though Oz remained entirely unaware of that particular drama). Oz would never have engaged in either of the behaviors he was accused of — the epitome of classless gestures. He wasn't at all worried that anyone who had met him before would think otherwise, but he was quite annoyed that this man was accusing him of such things so loudly and publicly. He had his pride.

"You've made it very clear what quality of company you typically keep," he snipped. "Which has only further convinced me that we have never laid eyes on each other before now. If you'd be so kind," he said, making two quick sweeping gestures with his program as though the other man were a fly who might be swatted away. "I'd prefer you vacate this seat while there's still a chance your stench will follow you out."

He might have made a comment about the man's careless words and their potential impact on the gentle ears nearby, except that Sina wasn't enough of a lady to be bothered by crass words. He might have said so, just to rile her, except he didn't think she was listening enough to catch the jibe.

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