In "Walk the Edge" by Katie McGarry, a character named Pigpen tries to lighten the mood by bringing up the intelligence of a girl, suggesting she is exceptionally smart, even comparing her to Einstein. This comment hints at the contrasting dynamics in relationships and the perceptions people have about intelligence and compatibility. Pigpen’s remark raises questions about the choices people make in relationships, especially when one partner's intellect appears to outshine the other’s. The underlying tension in the group is alleviated momentarily by humor, emphasizing the complexity of personal connections and societal expectations regarding intelligence and attraction.