Abraham Lincoln and Tupac are stuck in Museum Exhibit Malfunction and forced to have a deep conversation.

Here's their conversation:

Lincoln: "My fellow man, this gilded cage seems a cruel irony, much like the promises whispered before war, promising freedom, yet delivering only shackles."

Tupac: "Word, Abe. This whole setup is fake, a monument to a past that still haunts us, like the ghosts of my brothers and sisters caught in the system."

Lincoln: "The weight of leadership, of striving for a more perfect union, can crush a man's very soul; did you feel this weight in your own battles, young man?"

Tupac: "Every single day, Prez. Trying to lift up my people, while the world keeps tryin' to bury us deeper – that's a heavy burden to carry."

Lincoln: "I believed in the power of words to heal, to unite... yet, violence often seemed the only language understood."

Tupac: "Truth hurts, but it's the only thing that's gonna set us free. Gotta speak it loud, even if it means catchin' bullets."

Lincoln: "Forgiveness, then, becomes the cornerstone of progress, though it is a bitter pill for the grieving to swallow."

Tupac: "Forgiveness ain't about forgettin', it's about understandin' why things went down, and breakin' the cycle for the next generation."

Lincoln: "Perhaps our legacies are not in the victories won, but in the seeds of hope we planted, however small, in the hearts of others."

Tupac: "Yeah, maybe it ain't about livin' forever, but creatin' somethin' that'll outlive us, somethin' real for the streets to remember."