[By this point, Shun's seen enough of "moody" Ren to know that if he's being that obvious about it, he's probably not legitimately moody, so he just closes the draw after Ren takes the spoon with the air of someone lacking sympathy to his spoon-related plight.]

You can still want to do something you're going out of your way to do, though that's more an argument in your favour than mine. [Since there's not a great deal else for him to do if the rice is cooking and Ren's handling the stew, he folds his arms and remains where he is, fingers twiching occasionally as if he's restless.] Just don't expect a quick change from me, or you'll end up being disappointed.

[It's a warning, but it's put relatively mildly; Ren's proved by way of continuing training that a long game isn't a problem if he's decided on something.]