Armor is made out of material we trust. In medieval times, armor was made from leather, and later made from bronze, iron, or steel. Medieval folk trusted these materials to protect them from enemy blows. In more recent times — the year 2003 — a group of teenagers constructed “armor” made of Mountain Dew cans. Why? Because they like to drink Mountain Dew. They put their trust in Mountain Dew to quench their thirst and give them energy; and perhaps a suit of Mountain Dew armor would neither quench nor invigorate, they built it as a tribute to the drink they enjoy.
