[Kirby is a child, so the assumptions of those born from ignorance are actually valid! Imagine that!

Kirby pays no mind to Kuja's comment about flying. It's not like he's using Jet or High Jump or anything like that; he was just floating like a balloon and thus is unlikely to crash into things. But that is neither here nor there, as Kirby does settle for the play.

For the most part, Kirby doesn't make any noise, as he pays much attention to the show. Wow, there's such a thing as crimes against nature a bird that can walk through and over all those kinds of terrain? Even Wheel can't climb walls! He only gets about half of the humour, but that doesn't stop from murmuring his approval a couple times.

Kirby smiles at the ending. The maid got what she wanted after all, like his own experience with NOVA and Marx. The Unfortunate Implications of the prince marrying the maid because she was such a good servant escapes him, but all the same he claps with the audience once the play is over.

All in all, for a child he was remarkably well-behaved.]