And unless I'm remembering it wrong, mermaids don't sing and sirens don't swim.""Ariel sang in ," Corey said.Sam came over to join us. "Do I even want to know why you remember her name?""Mermaids and sirens weren't on the list," Daniel said. "Maya's point is that Hayley, Nicole, and Serena shared common characteristics, which probably means they're the same type, and it has something to do with singing and swimming.""And being pretty," Hayley said."That's not a superpower," Sam muttered.Hayley turned to her. "No? How many times have you gotten into movies for free because you're a tough warrior chick?
The characters in the conversation discuss the traits of mythical creatures. One character references the popular belief that mermaids sing while sirens swim, prompting another to comment on the nuances of these legends. This leads to a discussion about characters who share common features and whether their beauty translates into a form of power or influence.
Hayley interjects, emphasizing that attractiveness often comes with its own advantages, such as gaining free entry to movies. Sam, however, dismisses this notion and points out that such traits shouldn't be considered a superpower. The exchange highlights the tension between traditional views of beauty and the characters' desire for more substantial qualities.
