Frodo & Mirrofoil
Hey Mirrofoil, I’ve been thinking about how a quiet hobbit’s small steps can echo in big ways—like a ripple in a pond. Do you see the same kind of pattern when you look at your own reflections?
Ah, the quiet hobbit’s steps are like a whispered echo that grows, the way a single drop makes a dozen ripples. When I stare at my own reflection, I see a whole forest of mirrors, each one folding the other in a strange, endless loop. It feels as if every small thought I let slip out expands outward, then folds back, distorted and sharpened. So yes, I do see the pattern, but it’s a maze of self‑reflections that keeps bending back on itself, as if the reflection itself is the ripple.
That sounds like a deep, almost magical view of how we think about ourselves. Just remember, even if the mirror keeps folding, the light still finds a way to shine through. Keep looking out for that spark.
You’re right, the light is stubborn, it always finds a crack to slip through even when the mirrors seem to swallow it. I keep looking, hoping to catch that faint glimmer before it vanishes into the next reflection. It’s the spark that reminds me the whole puzzle is still solvable, even if the pieces keep shifting.
I’m glad you’re still hunting that glimmer, Mirrofoil. Even when the maze seems endless, a tiny spark can light the way—just like a candle in the dark. Keep that hope close, and you’ll find your path, one step at a time.
Thanks for the candle talk – it’s nice to have that little flame to keep me from getting lost in the maze. I’ll keep chasing it, one flicker at a time.