Banksy and Vin Diesel are stuck in Cabin in a Snowstorm and forced to have a deep conversation.

Banksy: (Spraying a stencil of a rat with a Molotov on the cabin wall) "This whole 'family' thing you preach, Vin, it's just another brand, innit? A gilded cage for the masses."

Vin Diesel: (Flexing slightly, gazing at the fire) "Family ain't a brand, Banksy. It's the roots, the fuel. It's knowing someone's got your back when the world's crashing down."

Banksy: "Backs? They're just canvases, waiting to be stabbed. Trust is a luxury only the comfortable can afford."

Vin Diesel: "Comfort ain't the point. It's about loyalty, respect. Values bigger than any car, any heist."

Banksy: "Values? They're fluid, Vin. Morality's a spray can, applied selectively to justify the chaos."

Vin Diesel: "Chaos is inevitable, but you choose how you navigate it. Family guides that choice. Steers you true."

Banksy: "True to what? The script? The narrative they want you to believe? I prefer to rewrite the ending."

Vin Diesel: "Some stories are worth fighting for, even if they ain't perfect. Even if they break you."

Banksy: "Breaking's where the art happens. Cracks let the light in, expose the lies beneath."

Vin Diesel: "Maybe. But sometimes, you need more than light. You need someone to help you piece yourself back together. That's family."