You took your meds today, right? he whispered. I nodded. Then use this jar to save it. Save . . . ? Your urine. If you give them some of today's tomorrow, it'll seem like you're still taking your meds. You want me to . . . dole it out? Into specimen jars? Got a better idea? Um, no, but ... I lifted the jar and stared into it. Oh, for God's sake. Save your piss. Don't save your piss. It's all the same to me. Simon peeked around the corner, brows lifted. I was going to ask what you guys were doing, but hearing that, I think I'll pass.
The conversation between the characters reveals a tense and somewhat absurd situation where one individual instructs another to save their urine to deceive someone about their medication intake. The interaction highlights a troubling and complicated dynamic, underscoring the lengths to which they must go to maintain an illusion regarding their health. The protagonist seems conflicted and shocked by this request, reflecting the gravity of their circumstances surrounding medication and trust.
Simon’s interruption introduces a touch of humor amidst the seriousness, emphasizing the ridiculousness of the situation. His comment suggests that he senses the uncomfortable nature of the task at hand, and he wisely chooses to avoid further involvement. The exchange encapsulates a struggle between compliance and resistance while revealing the pressures the characters face in their environment, blending tension with dark humor.
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