He listened to the muted noise as best he could, read his brother's lips while he sang and eventually matched the music with the words, memorizing them together. Minns prefers music without words, citing instrumental and classical as his favorites. He has read so much about the negative content of today's lyrics, Minns figures he may not be missing much. That much he shares in common with his peers at Dresse Cup. He can't always follow their conversation.
Signing is like any other language.
The fluent speak quickly, and Minns knows only the basics. But they share the same positive topspin on life. The deaf are challenged, not disabled. And if Minns has a disability or any other blemish, it doesn't show.