The Boy who Circled Time
Emmet pulled down his hair ribbon and looped it around the crutch, feeding it through the miniscule gap between the man and the plastic, his leg holding down the agent and keeping him still.
He then laid down on top of the crutch, perpendicular to it, and brought both ends of the ribbon onto his chest. He leaned forward to bite one end in his mouth, and used the free hand to make one knot, then another, then another, and then another, as many as the ribbon could handle, thankful that the material itself wasn't actually fabric, but recycled plastic fibres in a resin, the matrix present to give strength above what was expected for fabrics.
Emmet let his handiwork fall and rest onto of one of t
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