Amy Poehler and Toni Morrison are stuck in Vault in a Bank Heist and forced to have a deep conversation.

Here's their conversation:

1. Amy: (Eyes twinkling, despite the situation) Well, this is awkward! But hey, at least we've got good company, right? Think of it as an impromptu book club, except with higher stakes and less wine.

2. Toni: (Calmly, observing the vault door) The stories we tell ourselves in confined spaces often reveal more than any external threat ever could.

3. Amy: Oh, I get it! Like, are we going to be heroes, or are we going to eat each other when the granola bars run out? Because I call dibs on being the fun, supportive hero.

4. Toni: (A slight smile plays on her lips) The weight of expectation, even in something as trivial as granola bars, shapes the choices we believe we're freely making.

5. Amy: Okay, deep. But seriously, what do you think these guys are after? Besides, you know, the obvious.

6. Toni: The obvious is merely the surface. What they truly seek is the illusion of power, a fleeting attempt to rewrite their own narratives of lack.

7. Amy: (Nodding thoughtfully) Right! Because everyone's just trying to write their own happy ending, even if they're using a stolen pen.

8. Toni: And sometimes, Amy, the pen they use is dipped in the ink of others' pain, blurring the lines of what's truly happy.

9. Amy: (Looking at Toni with newfound respect) Wow. Okay, you're making me rethink my entire life strategy. Maybe I should write a book about this.

10. Toni: (Her gaze steady) Every life is a book, Amy. The question is, will you choose to read yours with compassion and honesty?