Since all of the foods are divided by baselines and meridians, the Marshmallows thought that the other’s problems weren’t of their concern. Many of the foods of {the buffet} had to succumb to the theory of expansion determinism, and adapt to their physical environment around them. The marshmallows on the other hand, welcomed the theory of possibilism. Instead of letting the confined space of their container define their actions, with the help of their immense wealth, they modified it. By using advanced technologies, they expanded their home to better suit their kind. Which explains when the network of communication, that the buffet had constituted, brought news of the rapidly growing diffusion of the ice cream’s cold feature, they ignored it. The marshmallows that thought they were superior over everyone else, so that matter couldn’t possibly affect …show more content…
The other marshmallows raised their eyes, with their mouths on the floor, but everything was still. His kind below grew smaller and smaller, until it was all a blur. The device released its constricting grip, and he tumbled down toward a shiny white surface. Delicately landing on the edge of this surface, he glanced up. Wow thought Marvin, as he explored the landscape below. Marshmallow Meadow appeared to be a miniscule counterpart of {the buffet} in comparison with the environment around it.
His eyes were then brought to an area of {the buffet} where he could see a cream colored substance slowly expanding, “The diffusion of the ice cream!” he exclaimed to himself. Slowly he traced the border of the cold liquid with his eyes and discovered that it was slowly moving outwards towards all of the other foods, including the marshmallows themselves. Wow, Marvin thought to himself, I have to get proof, we’re endangered! After examining the white disk he had fell upon, his breathing grew shallow; I have to get out of here, he thought. Gingerly, he peered over the edge and felt a twist in his stomach, the space between his location and the ground was colossal. The pounding in his chest grew, but then he remembered