Uvelir & Gamora
Gamora
You keep a drawer of flawed gems, huh? I'm curious why you'd value an imperfection when your life is all about precision.
Uvelir
Because every flaw is a tiny clue that my system still has room to improve. I keep them as a private reminder that even a perfect machine needs constant inspection and correction. They’re not mistakes, they’re invitations to refine.
Gamora
Nice, so your idea of a perfect machine is a system that never stops correcting itself. Sure, let’s keep the flaws in the same drawer you’re holding.Nice, so your idea of a perfect machine is a system that never stops correcting itself. Sure, let’s keep the flaws in the same drawer you’re holding.
Uvelir
Yes, that’s why I keep them in a separate drawer—so I can focus on correcting each one systematically.
Gamora
Good, keep the flaws in a drawer. If you ever need help deciding which one to fix first, let me know. I’ve seen better systems in a wasteland.
Uvelir
Thanks for the offer, but I prefer to assess each flaw myself. I can’t let my own system be disrupted by external opinions.
Gamora
Fine, keep the jury all to yourself. Just remember, if you start missing a flaw, you’ll still have to fix it.