The Simi is very environmentally sound. Eat everything except for hooves. I don't like those, they hurt my teeth. Thanatos don't have hooves, do he? {Simi}No, Simi, he doesn't. {Acheron}Ooo, good eating tonight. I get a Daimon for barbecue. Can I go now, akri? Can I? Can I? Can I, please? {Simi}
The quote discusses the Simi's dietary preferences, humorously stating that they enjoy consuming almost anything except hooves because they find them tough. This conversation reveals the character's playful nature and focus on food, emphasizing an intriguing perspective on the world from a character that appears to have unique eating habits.
Simi's excitement about the prospect of a Daimon for dinner reflects a whimsical attitude towards her meals, while also hinting at the supernatural elements of the story. The exchange between Simi and Acheron showcases their relationship dynamics, contributing to the overall lively tone and character development in "Dance with the Devil" by Sherrilyn Kenyon.
