Antaréss

-Boy: Better than they treat themselves. Who knows, maybe better than their god's treatment. But how do they define "hate"? I don't know.

-DET: How was it as you heard them say "save your children"? -Boy: I treated their children better than they treated me, or if I may say...

-Boy: Welcome to Earth, I do anything I want at anytime I want. Whether they want to chase me with their tape measure isn't my business.

-DET: You got an airspace violation ticket. -Boy: They rely on biting, strip-poker to survive. Hence they insist on GPS. They can't see.

-DET: So it wasn't the first time. -Boy: Been to that city many times, since childhood. There was not any sign of those egocentric people.

-DET: You can't say no to an artist doing art. -Boy: Oh, you're embarrassing me, detective. I didn't show my butts off, no art intended.

-Boy: I didn't have a ball, no money. I was thinking of putting MSArmy together and making them my football. No cure for their iniquities.

-Boy: This is what's been happening the entire time, whereas your world was only concerned for treasures, power, world domination, and ****.

-Boy: Same things, but clearer view. We lost our home city for a chance to speak in a remote city to save her survivours from their rulers.

-DET: As the circle gets smaller, things become clearer. -Boy: Things that happen theoretically will then happen in reality, physically.

-Boy: And if men go on... -Persephone: Yes, if men bleed, it will be okay. Hence my father's idea to wage wars and make men bleed.

-Boy: Gay men say they feel unworthy of women. What's that which some women can't find in a man? -Persephone: Men don't go on periods, okay?

-DET: You could've sung in American English. -Boy: The OS was inherently anti-my people, draining. It was about time, it wasn't a choice.

-Persephone: There are too many Lebanese, already. -Boy: I've heard there was an American guy who spends a lot of time with "lesbians", too.

-DET: Not changing mind on UN? -Boy: The only reason to meet a UN employee is to tell them to leave my people alone. In past, and in future.