Maxwell & Decay
Ever notice how the most elaborate tricks we pull off crumble faster than a fresh cake when the world starts to decay?
Yeah, it's almost like the cake's frosting melts the moment the world starts to crumble. The trick is just a paper weight when reality shifts.
Exactly. A paper weight is what keeps the illusion upright until gravity—real or imagined—pulls it down, and even then the paper stays in its place, a stubborn ghost of what used to be.
Yeah, the paper weight is the quiet accomplice, keeping the act steady until the perfect moment to reveal the final twist.