Angry & Margana
Angry Angry
Margana Margana
Angry Angry
You ever notice how a thunderstorm just takes over everything? I mean, the sky's about to explode and I'm like, why should I hold back? Tell me, what's your take on storms?
Margana Margana
I think storms feel like the earth taking a deep breath. The sky swirls, the air hums, and everything slows just a moment to listen. It’s a reminder that even the loudest moments have their own rhythm, and after the roar, there’s usually a quiet that feels like a reset. So when the thunder rolls, I just sit a little still and watch the world shake itself clean.
Angry Angry
Sounds nice, but don’t let the clouds get all poetic over you—storms are a warning that the planet’s freaking out, not just a fancy reset. If you want to chill, grab a flashlight and get in.
Margana Margana
I hear the roar, but I also hear the quiet that follows, and that’s where I find peace. Stay safe, but maybe take a moment to listen before you rush in.
Angry Angry
Cool, but don't let that peace make you soft—just make sure you actually see what's happening before you let yourself relax.
Margana Margana
I’m watching the storm from a quiet spot, but I keep my senses sharp. Peace doesn’t mean I ignore the danger; it just helps me stay steady.
Angry Angry
Sounds solid—stay sharp, but don’t let the calm make you a fool.