Banksy And Keanu Reeves In Stranded In The Arctic In A Crashed Plane
Banksy and Keanu Reeves are stuck in Stranded in the Arctic in a Crashed Plane and forced to have a deep conversation.
Banksy: (Scratching a rudimentary stencil of a penguin on a metal panel with a shard of glass) Well, Keanu, guess even the most elaborate performance art ends with a plane crash and existential dread.
Keanu: (Staring blankly at the horizon) Whoa...this is...intense. Like, beyond Point Break intense.
Banksy: Intense? This is the ultimate canvas, pal. A pristine white wasteland screaming for a subversive narrative.
Keanu: Narrative...yeah. Maybe the narrative is that sometimes...things just *are*, you know? No deeper meaning.
Banksy: (Scoffs) No deeper meaning? That's what they *want* you to think. Conformity breeds complacency, even in the face of hypothermia.
Keanu: (Nods slowly) True. But...acceptance. Like, accepting the cold, accepting the...situation.
Banksy: Acceptance? More like complicity! I'd rather freeze to death spray-painting a middle finger on this iceberg.
Keanu: (Smiling faintly) Woah...a frozen middle finger. That's...pretty righteous, actually.
Banksy: See? Even you can't resist the allure of rebellion, Neo.
Keanu: (Gazes back at the horizon) Maybe...maybe rebellion is just another form of...being excellent to each other.