[That'll make watching something harder if Yuji's not facing the TV. But are they planning on watch something now? He's not sure. Doesn't really matter. Being able to spend time with the sorcerer, whatever way they do it, is pleasant. Yuji's not wrong about Katsuki being annoyed when people interrupt movies by talking. Occasional comment is one thing. A whole conversation is another. Asking about the manners of curse workings in the other boy's world is probably not moving conversation.

Granted he'd thought to chat about it while searching for a movie, but whatever. This is fine too. Katsuki looks into Yuji's eyes, seeing all those things that linger there. Happiness. Sadness. Pain. Determination. He wishes he could save this boy from ever having to experience those bad things ever again. As a hero. As a friend. Life's not that kind, however. All Katsuki can do is be there to support Yuji however he can.

And twitches his head back at the poke on the nose. What the hell?]

No, that's always how distinction works. What makes a hero or a villain in my world isn't whether you have a Quirk or not. It's what you do that makes you a hero or a villain. [With or without a Quirk. Granted, he's never come across a Quirkless villain, so maybe that's a moot point. Katsuki leans forward and bumps his forehead against Yuji's.] That's why I think you're a hero, and a jujutsu sorcerer.

[Because it means something.]