Encouraging her to eat the rest of her food had been notably difficult. She showed such excitement to get rid of yellow and what that would mean to all civilizations, art, culture. It would change the way that we perceived color, the way light from the sun would undeniably be a different color, what it would do to their eyes, how different life would be, how the world would be, but it didn't stop there. The word yellow would no longer be used for the color or to describe someone’s integrity or rather, lack thereof. If it was even allowed to be a word, she struggled to reach what it could be outside of what they already knew, which prompted him to circle the word and branch off with that very question.
“Seriously, though,” he mumbled, stealing a fry from the seemingly bottomless bag of th
