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B is for Bicker, which is something Donald and Sora did quite a bit of.
The two would go at it when anything that involved an opinion was brought up, from "Which path should we take?" to "Is that a Potion or Mystery Goo in Sora's bottle?" Even when they agreed, which was more often than either wanted to admit ("Agree?! With that brat?" "Yeah! With that… duck… guy?"), one would always take a different stance on whatever petty issue had been mentioned, just for the sake of being able to argue and bicker until Clarabelle Cow came home.
Even though Goofy detested fighting and confrontations in all their forms, he could never help but give a quiet amused 'Ah-yuck' and look fondly upon his friends when they squabbled. There was nothing those two enjoyed more than disagreeing, and if when the dog returned to the Gummi ship from a short scouting mission to find the oversized duck and the scrawny boy in each other's faces about the merits of chocolate ice cream over vanilla, then he knew that all was well in the universe.
"Fellas," Goofy chided, playing the parent as he so often did, "Doncha think chocolate and vanilla are best when they're all swirled together?"
He saw the duck and the boy stop quarreling for a moment to sink into their respective thinking poses, mulling over this new option to their argument. "Yeah!" they eventually chimed in unison.
Sora and Donald turned to each other in surprise. Goofy almost saw the agreement to agree on this ice cream issue at the very tip of their tongues, and then…
"But sea salt ice cream is tastier," Donald stated smugly.
Sora stomped his foot and gave an indignant shout, "Sea salt ice cream is gross! Strawberry is so much better!"
As they collapsed back into their bickering, Goofy just chortled softly and sat back to watch.
All was well and right in the universe.