Say cheese, please.

Pan stared at her blankly as Maddie freaked out. Whatever this stuff was, she'd lived this long without it. That said, she was totally for trying it, as anything new excited her. Her expectations were a little low at first, the stuff looked dry and gross, and you even had to pour milk on it, she assumed to make it moist enough to eat.

She lifted a spoonful of the chocolate cereal in front of her and inspected it, her eyes narrowing.
"Hmm... Okay, well, down the hatch." She said, shrugging and taking a bite. "Huh. Not bad." She said, trying a spoonful of another. This one was fruity and very sugary. She took a bite and shuddered. "Bleeeh... This stuff tastes like wet cotton candy..." She said, shaking her head.

She spit the cereal out, her face tightened up in disgust. "Yuck. I won't be trying that again." She said. She just stared as Maddie asked about her having cotton candy. "I mean, yeah, I've had cotton candy. I tried it at the, uh... What's it called? The thing with the horses and the big wheel with people on it?" She asked, rubbing her temples. "...Well, whatever it was, I stopped there on the way here." She explained. "In, uh, Texas, I think. My flights bounced around a lot."

Pan looked at Maddie, confused again. "What's Pizza?" She would ask curiously. As much as she didn't want to let her down, she didn't like the cereal all too much. It was just too dry for her.

Pan's brow furrowed in concentration as she tried to remember the word.
"Yeah! Fair! That's what it was!" She shouted in glee, sitting back in her chair. Then her expression changed to one of genuine interest. Pizza sounded, well, kind of weird. Cheese on bread? That just sounded odd to her, but definitely interesting.

"Sure, why don't we go later? I'm up for it." She offered, sampling the rest of the cereal. The one she liked the most was the flaky corn stuff with bits of chocolate, but that seemed rather uninteresting considering the variety. "What's this called?" She would ask between mouthfuls.

Pan tilted her head.
"Really? Not a very creative name, but I like it." She said, shrugging.

As they finished the food, with Pan making sure to eat every last bite, even the stuff she didn't like, Maddie offered to take her horseback riding, asking if it was offensive to ask if "Her people" did it. Pan just stared at her, deadpan, saying nothing, but not breaking eye contact.

After a few moments of awkward silence, she just laughed. "I'm totally just messing with you. Yeah, I can ride a horse." She teased, punching her arm playfully.

The look on Maddie's face was priceless, especially with that sigh of relief at the end. When she told Pan that she'd never ridden a horse, Pan just shrugged.
"I don't see much point in learning if you can just turn into one anyways." She shrugged, pausing to consider for a moment. "I mean, it's still pretty fun, don't get me wrong, so maybe just for the entertainment aspect." She added after a moment.

"Wait, you can't just turn into one? How long does it take you to, like, figure it out?" She inquired, looking out the window idly. "Shall we go?"