Spoon's in a defensive position. Boy + fork are bullying spoon
   and trying to force a sharp response out of the spoon. But
   they're out of the luck 'cause spoons don't poke. They reflect
   the negativity back at the accusers in a warped way without
   having to do a thing. INFP == Ooh good point. They can have that
   passive-aggressive way about them. == Now if I had this
   conversation with someone I was in a relationship with, I might
   hear something like: "This isn't really about the spoon, is it?"
   and I would reply: "Well, actually, yeah, it's about the spoon.
   It's an interesting story!" == I could probably map it out on
   paper with some boxes and arrows and lines. But it would take a
   lot of lines and arrows... probably color-coded for
   comprehensibility. === I look forward to the result! tbh I
   probably won't do the engineering chart. I have a more
   significant amount of T that I can draw upon when I want to but
   I'm more F and I have to empathize enough to go through the
   effort tongue emoticon I suppose I could do a "plight of the
   spoon" perspective, although equally possible to speak from the
   fork and the boy's perspective. Or, a more meta level, I could
   analyze myself analyzing the picture on this forum and try to
   tie it all together, exploring the possibilities of why I'm
   avoiding analysis at all and instead coming up with plausible
   directions of inquiry that I won't actually pursue because I'm
   lazy while blaming it on a projected lack of empathy that
   doesn't necessarily exist for the situation but it might. ==