Is this what you do with your spare time? he asked me, ignoring his sister.What-are you deciding to talk to me now? Smiling tightly, I grabbed a handful of mulch and dumped it. Rinse and repeat. Yeah, it's kind of a hobby. What's yours? Kicking puppies?
In the scene from "Obsidian" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a dialogue unfolds where one character questions another about how they spend their free time, sarcastically implying that their hobby isn't worthwhile. The protagonist responds with a mix of sarcasm and defiance, choosing to focus on their activity of handling mulch rather than addressing the critique directly.
This exchange underscores the tension between the characters, highlighting their differing perspectives on what is considered a meaningful or acceptable way to spend time. The protagonist's retort, implying that their counterpart might engage in more nefarious activities, adds an element of humor and sharpness to the interaction.
