Little Sister Page #2
Wait a second.
Shoot. Colleen?
Yeah.
Look at you, girl, all grown up!
Like a, like a librarian
or something.
I barely recognized you
without all the, uh, the,
you know, the Marilyn Manson
stuff on your face.
It's like the ugly duckling has
turned into a beautiful swan.
So, uh, we should come back
a little later, then?
Jacob?
Who is it?
Uh...
It's your sister.
Welcome home.
Thanks.
You look different.
Is it okay to hug you?
Sure.
I'm sorry.
I love you.
Do you wanna hang out?
Not really.
Emily.
Oh, my god. Colleen!
You should tell me
when you're back in town!
Well, it's an unexpected visit.
Oh, my god!
You're, like, a real nun now.
Almost.
Everybody's talking
about your brother.
His whole face, huh?
Mm-hmm.
I'm so sorry.
I had such a crush on him
in high school.
I was at my parents'
vacation house,
but they didn't actually say
I could be there,
so technically I was squatting.
Oh, wow.
Yeah, remember this place?
I'm gonna go take a shower,
wash off the granola.
Make yourself at home.
Okay.
I came into work,
and he was like,
"you're ugly,
and you have a bad personality,"
and so I hit him in the eyes.
And then he had to get surgery,
but that was his fault because...
Yeah, yeah,
and I had to listen to them
and, like, how they're
doing this artist residency
in Barcelona
and all these things.
And that's annoying,
but then I realized...
Wow.
I hope this is okay.
Whatever, dude.
You sure you don't want one?
Is that like a nun thing?
Wow.
Do you still have your v-card?
Lifetime member.
How were we friends
in high school?
No one else liked us.
Oh, yeah.
So, why did you move home?
We are here inside
the Findlay corp chicken farm.
Findlay slaughters thousands
That's awful.
Yeah, so, I had to get out
Do Rick and Sherry know?
No, they just think
I'm a screw-up.
Whatever, it's fine.
We hardly even talk.
Did you get arrested?
Uh-uh.
Thank god.
You know the government
considers us terrorists?
You know what a terrorist is?
It's somebody who
actually does something.
People want to vote for change,
but they don't actually
want to do the changing.
I worked for Peta.
I went to the marches.
Nothing happened.
When I started doing this stuff,
then I could feel
something happening.
I could feel the difference
we were making.
If that makes me a terrorist,
then whatever.
Some people need to be
terrorized sometimes.
from the labor department,
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