Banksy and Genghis Khan are stuck in Cabin in a Snowstorm and forced to have a deep conversation.

Banksy: "So, Khan, you painted the world red with conquest; I just use spray paint and stencils to highlight the hypocrisy already there."

Genghis Khan: "Hypocrisy is for the conquered. I offered order, a single rule. Your 'art' offers chaos, whispers of dissent in the snow."

Banksy: "Dissent is the only honest response to power, mate. Silence is consent, a blank canvas for your next empire."

Genghis Khan: "Empires fade, like your murals exposed to the elements. Strength endures, a unified force against the storm."

Banksy: "But what’s the point of strength if it’s just used to crush individuality? A wall is just a blank canvas for the next generation to tag."

Genghis Khan: "Individuality is a weakness. A single arrow breaks easily; a bundle is unbreakable. My horde was that bundle."

Banksy: "Yeah, well, I'd rather be a single, sharp arrow aimed at the heart of complacency than a blunt instrument of oppression."

Genghis Khan: "Complacency breeds weakness. The strong take what they need, and shape the world in their image."

Banksy: "And leave behind a world of faceless drones, living under a brand they didn't choose? That's just bad design, mate."

Genghis Khan: "Design is for the weak. Survival is the only true art, and I painted my masterpiece across continents."