And this is why you don't want me to be friends with Dee, because you were afraid that I'd find out the truth?That, and you're a human. Humans are weak. They bring us nothing but trouble.My eyes narrowed. We aren't weak. And you're on our planet. How about a little respect, buddy.Amusement flickered in his emerald eyes. Point taken.
by Jennifer L. Armentrout
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The dialogue reveals a conflict between the narrator and another character, who is dismissive of humans, labeling them as weak and troubled. The narrator confronts this perspective, asserting that humans possess strength and deserve respect, especially in their own world. This exchange highlights the tension between different beings and the need for mutual understanding.

The moment captures the dynamics of power and perception, showcasing the narrator's determination to stand up against prejudice. It emphasizes the theme of respect across species and the courage required to challenge derogatory beliefs, illustrating a deeper philosophical discussion about strength and vulnerability.

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