You can't just-- poetry is subjective, Optimus! Even the writing of the ancient Primes of... old are up for interpretation. This is the very nature of art! How can you not appreciate and know this as a librarian? How would you feel if I told you people were not right to celebrate the Cyber-Solstice as they pleased?! Or if your favourite episode of Alien Hunt! was smoke and mirrors and shaky practical effects?! You of all people... this is like spitting in the face of Ko-Tu itself! I would never believe that--!
[Optimus steadfastly stayed with Megatron as he went through this entire deeply emotional journey, and he almost feels bad for criticizing Sky-Byte at all, but at least they arrive at the same place at the end. Sort of.]
Art is indeed subjective, but, unfortunately, there are good poets and bad poets.
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Of course, Optimus. What's on your mind?
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Sky-byte is not a very good poet. His poems read like a shopping list with theatrical flare.
I'd appreciate it if you didn't recite any at our wedding.
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Art is indeed subjective, but, unfortunately, there are good poets and bad poets.
I appreciate your leniency, Megatron.
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[that's probably the least surprising thing optimus has ever heard.]
This is your affair as well. Listen to me, because I might not say this ever again. This is not entirely about me.
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I love you. Truly.