There's no denying that his smile is really cute. Especially when it's not him being a jackass about themes and symbolism or trying to con her into doing his work for her, instead of helping him figuring out how to do it himself. Right here, where nothing they do actually matters, he looks at home, and it makes all of him a lot more appealing.
(It also helps that she's had two drinks. She might not really be feeling them, but when it comes to Monty, they've apparently done some work.)
That said, this is more her scene than he might realize--the only real difference is that she's usually the lone sober observer, laughing all the harder at everything for that fact--and she's no stranger to dancing. "Since when do they teach you this at...what's it called? Eton?"
This, of course, being the kind of dancing that's not quite bump-and-grind nastiness but still doesn't seem like it belongs in some stuffy boarding school. It's loud over with the other dancers, not least because somebody way drunker than Beth is shouting the lyrics to a Katy Perry song that isn't even playing. His friends' attempts to drag him away only sort of work, but it's still an improvement when the current song isn't competing with YOU'RE HOT AND YOU'RE COLD, YOU'RE YES AND YOU'RE NO. She falls into the rhythm of it easily, giving Monty a grin to beat all grins.
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(It also helps that she's had two drinks. She might not really be feeling them, but when it comes to Monty, they've apparently done some work.)
That said, this is more her scene than he might realize--the only real difference is that she's usually the lone sober observer, laughing all the harder at everything for that fact--and she's no stranger to dancing. "Since when do they teach you this at...what's it called? Eton?"
This, of course, being the kind of dancing that's not quite bump-and-grind nastiness but still doesn't seem like it belongs in some stuffy boarding school. It's loud over with the other dancers, not least because somebody way drunker than Beth is shouting the lyrics to a Katy Perry song that isn't even playing. His friends' attempts to drag him away only sort of work, but it's still an improvement when the current song isn't competing with YOU'RE HOT AND YOU'RE COLD, YOU'RE YES AND YOU'RE NO. She falls into the rhythm of it easily, giving Monty a grin to beat all grins.