Talk:Cherries/@comment-5905509-20151216233833/@comment-5905509-20151217202946

They both did have high-pitched voices, but it would've been masculine enough to make them males (or I'm just thinking about the changes throughout the series to make them sound masculine). I could refer them as children (8-9 years old, Adam did mention they were "children," idk).

I think Adam thought that conjoined objects with different genders was too cliché anyway. It was pretty original to have "children" on the show, at least he didn't abuse them too much.