And Jinnears-engineers! Who works with machines? Engineers and . . . and techs. Jinnears and Ticks. Renie let out a hysterical giggle. But that means I'm a Jinnear, too-I have a degree and everything. Why didn't the Other make me a killer ghost-jellyfish as well?
In the passage, a character named Renie humorously reflects on the various roles involved in working with machines, likening them to "Jinnears" and "Ticks." This whimsical comparison sparks a moment of laughter for her, as she realizes that she, too, identifies as a "Jinnear" because of her engineering degree. Renie questions why she wasn't transformed into something more fearsome or extraordinary, like a killer ghost-jellyfish, by the mysterious entity known as the Other. Her light-hearted tone reveals her playful perspective on her identity and the nature of her skills in engineering.
In the passage, a character named Renie humorously reflects on the various roles involved in working with machines, likening them to "Jinnears" and "Ticks." This whimsical comparison sparks a moment of laughter for her, as she realizes that she, too, identifies as a "Jinnear" because of her engineering degree.
Renie questions why she wasn't transformed into something more fearsome or extraordinary, like a killer ghost-jellyfish, by the mysterious entity known as the Other. Her light-hearted tone reveals her playful perspective on her identity and the nature of her skills in engineering.
