Bebop & ClockBreathe
Bebop, ever wondered how a true mechanical heart keeps time when the digital world lies? I could show you the secret of a self‑winding escapement, perfect for a rebel who refuses to trust plastic lies.
Yeah, pull it out and let’s see that gear play. Trusting the old metal clockwork beats any plastic trick, trust me.
Alright, here it is. The mainspring’s a stubborn beast, but once I coax it, the gears dance like a well‑tuned orchestra. Watch closely, and you’ll see the escapement tick with the kind of patience no plastic watch can muster. The cat’s staring at it, probably expecting a cuckoo, but I’ll keep him in line.
Nice show, that spring's got some real grit. If the cat wants a cuckoo, just let him jump to the top—plaster clocks don't get that kind of drama.
The cat can jump, but only if it’s to a place where the escapement can feel the true weight of a spring, not a hollow plastic joke. The proper cuckoo needs a chamber that holds its timing, not a flimsy plastic echo. I'll keep the gears humming and the cat under watch.