It is, though she didn't specify every property of the sandwich so Mrindeh filled it in.

Like what.

The turkey is very thinly sliced, but it's not the slightly gelid deli style, and it's warm. The cranberry sauce is chunky and has cardamom in it. The lettuce is not a cultivar she's heard of before and it's remarkably flat and sandwich-shaped. The bread is quite crusty and rustic-textured.

Kennedy will try a bite.

It's edible.  She'll eat the rest of it while in the general vicinity of Mrindeh unless that seems objectionable in some way.

Mrindeh's just kind of hanging out, looking at her computer occasionally.

The bird kids, who had gotten distracted on their way to Mrindeh by the street murals and the pretty buildings and the other person over there with feathery wings, finally flapjog over.  "The guy said you could do toys, can you?  I don't know what kinds of toys there are.  How many can we have?  What was your favorite kind when you were a kid?"

"Oh, I wasn't a kid, I've always been a grownup, but there are lots of kinds of toys. What kinds of things do you like?"

"Why weren't you???"

"- most demons weren't, we just appear already grown up."

"Oh.

Can I have a puppy?"

"No."

"Sorry, demons can't do living animals that work right."

"Oh.  How are demons different from animals?"

"I want a peggy bear.  With wings like me."

"Demons are mostly like humans except for being indestructible and having powers. What's a peggy bear?"

"It's a bear that's not an animal, and it's soft and you can hug it."

"And it has stuffing and fur and it's not alive so hopefully you can make one.  If you can can I have a stuffed dog?  Maybe a brown one.  With spots!  To match my wings but it doesn't need wings."

Stuffed bear with wings. Stuffed dog without wings. She's smiling.

Angel squeals.  "Your name is Celeste," she informs the bear.

"I want a tiger!"

Tiger!

Tiger!

"It's polite to say thank you when someone does something nice for you," Kennedy informs the bird kids.

"Thank you!"