What planet are you from? Obviously Planet Insanity was missing a local, long-term resident.' {Nick}
In Sherrilyn Kenyon's book "Infinity," the character Nick reflects on the strange circumstances surrounding him by questioning, "What planet are you from?" This statement embodies his feeling of alienation and confusion in a world that often defies reason. Nick recognizes a disconnect between himself and those around him, suggesting that he feels out of place, as if he belongs to a different realm altogether.
The addition of "Planet Insanity" emphasizes the absurdity and chaos of his experiences. Nick's sense of being a long-term resident implies that he has endured numerous bizarre events, which further highlights the unusual nature of his environment. Overall, this quote captures the essence of his struggle to make sense of a seemingly nonsensical world.
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