“Do you think they’re confused about the lights?”
“What?”
“When they’re migrating, do you think the lights trip them up?”
“It’s based on the weather. They use the change in the temperature to decide when to take flight.”
“We should turn them off.”
“We’re not turning off the lights for some birds, Levi.”
“Can we do it for us? Lighting messes up human sleep patterns, even if it doesn’t affect birds.”
“Lots of things mess with human sleep patterns. Should we throw out all our coffee while we’re at it?”
“Don’t you think it’s better to be in tune with nature?”
“Nope.”
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I love that this is written purely through dialogue and manages to give us a look into the types of people these characters are. I can picture them both in their bedroom (they’re either siblings or a couple in my mind) and Levi is peering out the window at the birds while talking. Levi comes across as a bit daydreamy, while their sibling/partner seems more practical.
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