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- The falcon on his arm stared at him, his thin metallic skull a parody of that of the original creature. The birds never blinked and, so long as they were wound properly, they didn't tire. With a clicking of gear the falcon turned its head and opened its beak as though it wanted food. Visser chuckled at the witless display. The birds no longer needed food, but Dr. Hyde hadn't been able to stop them from mimicking their natural behaviour. (Slade, 43-44)
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