Ren exhaled heavily. God, you're so annoying.So? Tink hovered in front of the couch, his wings furiously beating the air. I'm rubber and you're glue!Ren turned to face the little guy. What?Whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you!Ren stared at him and then slowly shook his head as he turned back to me. It's like living with a two-year-old with the mental capacity of a fifteen-year-old boy.
In the scene, Ren expresses his frustration with Tink, who is playfully irritating him. The dynamic between them is highlighted when Tink compares their interaction to a classic childhood saying, indicating he is unaffected by Ren's annoyance. This playful banter showcases Tink's mischievous nature and Ren's exasperation, revealing a humorous side to their relationship.
Ren further describes Tink's behavior, comparing it to living with a young child who has the mindset of a teenager. This analogy emphasizes the challenges Ren faces in dealing with Tink's immaturity while still displaying a sense of tolerance. The exchange portrays the complexity of their friendship, balancing annoyance with endearment, characteristic of close companions.
Rate the Quote
User Reviews
Other quotes in book quote
All the things you can talk about in anyone's work are the things that are least important.
Race of Cain, ascend to heaven, And cast God down upon the earth!
