It turns out that required reading sticks, even when you only go through the Cliff's notes versions. "I hated that book," he says vehemently. Okay, he'll admit all the breakdowns and analyses of the text could be neat, but that doesn't make his like it any more.
"We can start a support group." He says. Which would have been a serious suggestion, except that he continues: "Make a few signs with so much glitter they can be seen from space. Or just the glitter, no way we couldn't find our way around if we're leaving a trail of it everywhere we go."
And that is a terrible thing to know, even if it isn't true in the literal sense. Stiles hopes not. "Hey, would that be considered cannibalism? We're technically born from machines, right?"
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"We can start a support group." He says. Which would have been a serious suggestion, except that he continues: "Make a few signs with so much glitter they can be seen from space. Or just the glitter, no way we couldn't find our way around if we're leaving a trail of it everywhere we go."
And that is a terrible thing to know, even if it isn't true in the literal sense. Stiles hopes not. "Hey, would that be considered cannibalism? We're technically born from machines, right?"