In a lighthearted exchange, one character expresses surprise at another arriving earlier than anticipated, while also noting their ability to remain unscathed in terms of fashion throughout the day. This rare achievement prompts a humorous remark about needing to commemorate the occasion.
The responding character playfully rebukes the first for their tendency to complain, whether they are punctual or delayed, suggesting a remarkable talent for criticism. This banter showcases their dynamic and sets a comedic tone in J.D. Robb's "Visions in Death."