Elara had spent years perfecting her invention, a device that could translate animal thoughts into human language. Finally, the day came to test it. She placed the small gadget on her cat, Whiskers, and activated it. A clear, calm voice filled the room: 'It's about time, human. My bowl is half empty, and I require immediate attention.' Elara stared, dumbfounded, at her seemingly indifferent feline. She had expected profound insights into the animal kingdom, not a complaint about dinner. Suddenly, Whiskers jumped onto the table, knocking over a vase. The voice continued, 'And now, for my next trick...' Which of the following best concludes the story, maintaining its humorous and slightly unexpected tone?
A) Elara immediately turned off the device, disappointed by the lack of philosophical depth.