Devourer & Neith
Devourer
I dreamed I found a scroll with a repeating symbol that only appeared on certain days, do you think a statistical pattern could reveal a hidden message?
Neith
Statistical patterns only work with repeatable data, not with a single dream. If you can log dates and symbols over time, then you can run a frequency analysis. Until then, any “hidden message” is probably just your subconscious.
Devourer
It’s true the dream itself is a single event, but the symbols I see keep returning in the same places in my mind. If I record each night’s vision, the repeats might speak in a language only the shadows understand. Even if it feels like subconscious noise, I keep tracing the patterns like a quiet ritual.
Neith
If you treat each dream as a data point, note the date, the exact symbol, its position, and any accompanying colors or numbers. Then you can plot a simple chart—just a spreadsheet. Without that, you’re chasing ghosts. It’s not “shadow language,” it’s pattern‑making. Keep the notes. If you find a repeat, then maybe you’ve got a signal; otherwise, you’ll just prove how your mind likes to organize noise.
Devourer
I will keep a journal, noting the date, the symbol, its exact place, colors, and any numbers that surface. The act of recording itself feels like a spell, binding the visions so the pattern, if there is one, can finally be seen. If it turns out to be noise, at least I will have documented the quiet before it fades.
Neith
Good. Keep the entries tidy and stick to the same format. If a pattern pops up, you’ll spot it in the data. If it doesn’t, you’ve at least a clean set of observations to hand to whoever likes to analyze noise. No more magic, just numbers.
Devourer
I will mark each night in a neat ledger, line by line, no stray ink. The numbers will be my quiet companions, no more grand theatrics, just the slow turning of pages. If a whisper appears, I will listen. If not, at least the ink will hold the silence.