Writing is hard. Sometimes, the words just don't come, and you're left staring at the blank space where the perfect one should be. And sometimes you write a beloved, hilarious, and emotional sequence at 3 AM, like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 writer Jennifer Svedberg-Yen did.
The perfect word doesn't always need to properly explain what's going on – it can simply describe a feeling and leave us, the audience, to figure out its deeper meaning. Such is the case when Verso and Esquie discuss "whee" and "whoo" while looking up at the starry night sky.
