That was a low blow, I said to Andrew, because someone needed to. He doesn't even deserve your ass kicking, Daemon.She's right, Adam said. Until then I hadn't realized he'd moved, but he was on the other side of Daemon. But if you want to put him out of commission for the next week after that comment, I'll help.Gee, thanks, brother. Andrew scowled.
In the excerpt from "Onyx" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the characters engage in a tense discussion about a confrontation involving Andrew. The narrator feels the need to stand up against the low blows directed at Andrew, highlighting the importance of defending friends against unjust treatment. The dialogue reveals a complex dynamic where loyalty and support among friends are crucial in dealing with conflicts.
Adam expresses his willingness to back up his brother, demonstrating the strength of brotherly bonds in the face of adversity. Despite Andrew's frustration, the conversation underscores the importance of unity and standing together when one is being wronged. This moment emphasizes how friendships can motivate individuals to take action in defending one another.
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