You… are… a… fridge… with… wings, Fang ground out, punching an Eraser hard with every word. We… are… ballet… dancers.
"You… are… a… fridge… with… wings," Fang said forcefully, hitting an Eraser with each word. The line highlights Fang's strong disdain and anger towards the Eraser, comparing it to a refrigerator with wings to emphasize its awkwardness or dullness. The encounter is intense, reflecting the confrontational tone of the scene.
In contrast, Fang describes themselves and their group as ballet dancers, symbolizing grace, agility, and elegance. This comparison suggests that the protagonists see themselves as sophisticated and skilled, in stark opposition to their enemies. The quote captures the tension and the contrasting identities of the characters in the story."
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