They love me. You see, brownies are, like, the shit in the Otherworld. So I am the supreme shit here.I frowned, wondering if he knew how that sounded.
In the book "Torn" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a character reflects on their popularity and status among brownies in the Otherworld, emphasizing their significance and appeal. The character expresses a sense of pride, suggesting that they hold a high position or esteem in this realm. This confidence, however, raises some concerns about whether they are fully aware of how their words might be perceived.
The mention of being "the supreme shit" highlights the character's boldness and possibly flamboyant personality. Despite the humor in their declaration, it also hints at a deeper, perhaps more serious exploration of identity and status in a fantastical setting. The character's realization about their own words suggests a moment of introspection about the image they project in the Otherworld.
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