Their uniforms are more like a deep blue-violet. Look closely and you’ll see it too. I notice things other people miss. I think it’s because I’m an artist, so I have an eye for detail. You know the smokestacks at the Plastics Works? You never see any smoke coming out of them. My parents say it’s because the factory is a green industry that doesn’t pollute. Steve (aka Dad) says they switched over in 1978. We’re ahead of our time in Serenity. It’s important because Amber and I are doing a mural for our Serenity Day project. If there’s anything coming out of the chimneys, it would be wrong. We want this to be as authentic as possible. I hope it goes better than the book we were writing together. She says my pictures don’t match her story, when it’s obvious her story doesn’t match my pictures. We got into a pretty big argument about that for about fifteen or twenty minutes, until this song we both like came on the radio. Amber and I fight a lot, but twenty minutes is kind of our maximum.
