I completely agree with YanYan108 with the first two parts! But here is my idea on Exoskelecton:
Man 1: I picture like a, like an illuminated manuscript. You know? Made by monks. They hand do them in record form. And you’d have to have it hand-done, each time.
Man 2: Like, depending, like, change, depending on what mood you’re in. Like the best, (stammering) or, like when you listen from a different age, they’ll like, mean something different—
This part talks about how the same thing can be so different, no matter what it is. The laws are changed by how the people feel at the time of the law being written into the manuscript. But, as the world changes, laws will change.
Man 1: --I don’t like it when they change. It… frightens me.
Man 2: You want them to stay the same way?
Man 1: It makes me feel like someone’s pushing me… from below. Put… trying to put me… turn me over, and put me down. That’s what it makes me feel like when they change.
Man 1 is afraid of change because we live in a world where laws certainly can be changed for the worse. When the "monks" change, so do the laws.
Man 1: It has to tell you how to live. It is an instruction… guide. Suddle… It doesn’t push, it nudges… it entices… er… it seduces. It has to encompass the whole world and everything that has, is, and will be..
Man 2: That’s… that’s true.
He does not want it to change because the laws on the manuscript are an "instruction guide" to life.
Man 1: …AND could take it into space. And that’s why we need a space ship. ‘cause that’s ultimately what space travel was all about, was sending out ships from earth into space. And not just in some, like, space shuttle that’s got the foam coming off of it. You need your own glowing, you know, multicolored… space ship.
This is wgere it's extremely confusing. Pretty much the whole thing about space travel is being secure in a big space ship, free from the Earth. That is how the "instruction guide" should feel like, you wouldn't want it to change.
It would be inside the spaceship, and also, the spaceship. You know what I’m saying? Like an exoskeleton.
An exoskelecton is a skelecton on the outside to protect the whole body from harm. So the manuscript/instruction guide would be inside the space ship, and also the space ship, since it is the guide of the universe. The "space ship" is a metaphor for the body of the people, or even the universe entirely.
I completely agree with YanYan108 with the first two parts! But here is my idea on Exoskelecton:
Man 1: I picture like a, like an illuminated manuscript. You know? Made by monks. They hand do them in record form. And you’d have to have it hand-done, each time.
Man 2: Like, depending, like, change, depending on what mood you’re in. Like the best, (stammering) or, like when you listen from a different age, they’ll like, mean something different—
This part talks about how the same thing can be so different, no matter what it is. The laws are changed by how the people feel at the time of the law being written into the manuscript. But, as the world changes, laws will change.
Man 1: --I don’t like it when they change. It… frightens me. Man 2: You want them to stay the same way? Man 1: It makes me feel like someone’s pushing me… from below. Put… trying to put me… turn me over, and put me down. That’s what it makes me feel like when they change.
Man 1 is afraid of change because we live in a world where laws certainly can be changed for the worse. When the "monks" change, so do the laws.
Man 1: It has to tell you how to live. It is an instruction… guide. Suddle… It doesn’t push, it nudges… it entices… er… it seduces. It has to encompass the whole world and everything that has, is, and will be.. Man 2: That’s… that’s true.
He does not want it to change because the laws on the manuscript are an "instruction guide" to life.
Man 1: …AND could take it into space. And that’s why we need a space ship. ‘cause that’s ultimately what space travel was all about, was sending out ships from earth into space. And not just in some, like, space shuttle that’s got the foam coming off of it. You need your own glowing, you know, multicolored… space ship.
This is wgere it's extremely confusing. Pretty much the whole thing about space travel is being secure in a big space ship, free from the Earth. That is how the "instruction guide" should feel like, you wouldn't want it to change.
It would be inside the spaceship, and also, the spaceship. You know what I’m saying? Like an exoskeleton.
An exoskelecton is a skelecton on the outside to protect the whole body from harm. So the manuscript/instruction guide would be inside the space ship, and also the space ship, since it is the guide of the universe. The "space ship" is a metaphor for the body of the people, or even the universe entirely.