But, Bubba? Aren't you and Mark friends? {Nick}Ah, hell no. Mark's not my friend, he's my minion. {Bubba}
In the book "Infinity" by Sherrilyn Kenyon, a playful exchange occurs between two characters, Nick and Bubba. Nick questions Bubba about his relationship with Mark, implying that they are friends. Bubba humorously dismisses this notion, clarifying that Mark is not his friend but rather his minion, which showcases a dynamic where Bubba holds a position of authority or control over Mark.
This interaction reflects the theme of camaraderie in a non-traditional sense, where roles are redefined. The use of the term "minion" implies a hierarchal relationship, contrasting with typical friendship, hinting at deeper social dynamics among the characters in the story.
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