Captain Power And The Soldiers Of The Future Analysis

As I descended the staircase the Basement, I saw Aech lying on one of the room’s three coaches, which were arranged in a U-shape. His eyes were glued to the TV. Aech was currently watching Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future, a Canadian-American television show from the late 1980’s. The TV show revolves around Captain Jonathan Power and a group of guerrilla fighter, called the Soldiers of the Future, as they work together to defeat the machine forces that dominate Earth. From his facial expression, I could infer that Aech was not watching this for entertainment. He looked extremely serious, as if he was scrutinizing the film. It was at that moment that I realized he trying to find a relation to the Jade Key. “The captain conceals the Jade Key.” Although Captain Power was certainly not canon, Aech was so desperate to find the key that he was studying aspects of 80’s pop culture that Halliday was not known to be a fan of. This gave me hope, for it signified that I was not the only gunter in the High Five that was clueless about the location of the second key.
“What’s up buddy” I
He confidently responded that we should wager on which one of us would be the first to find the Jade Key. The victor would be rewarded with the other’s respect. I agreed to the proposition, but I decided to make one slight adjustment. I recommended that if Aech won, which I stated was highly doubtful, he would have to give me the location of the Jade Key. I told him that this would be fair since he “never even would have found the Copper Key” if I hadn’t led him straight to it. This sentence seemed to have offended him the most. It provided evidence that he was not capable of succeeding on his own, and was therefore inferior to me. Aech glared at me in silence for a second, then logged out of the chat room. After he left I whispered “I don’t want to talk to you no more, you empty-headed animal food trough