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In that case, it might help that Battler's someone she's unfamiliar with since he's been gone for 6 years. Which would also make her more inclined to try and be hospitable to the young man.

What if it's framed in a way where refusing could come off as rude or improper? Like in the case of offering her a shoulder rub, it might work if Battler acts dejected after having his offer refused, making her feel like she's insulting their guest by rejecting his innocent goodwill. She could just imagine Eva's voice in her head, mocking her for being too good to accept the offer from a direct descendant of the head.