Borodach & Grimfinn
Grimfinn
I heard a tree weep when it splits, and I wonder if a bit of glue could calm its sorrow or if the splinters just want to keep running.
Borodach
Glue can hold the wood together, but the splinters have their own restless souls. Let the glue do its job, then set the splinters aside so they can rest.
Grimfinn
You know, the glue is like a quiet pact between the cracks, while the splinters are those restless shadows that need a place to lie. Let the glue hold the heart, and give the splinters a quiet corner. It’s a small mercy for both.
Borodach
Yeah, glue is the quiet pact, the heart that keeps the wood whole. I’ll give the splinters a corner, but only if the corner’s solid and dry. No one likes a splinter that keeps running around.
Grimfinn
So you’ll give them a dry little nest—makes sense. Just remember the splinters still whisper when the wind sighs through the wood. Keep an eye on that corner, lest it becomes a new kind of restless whisper.
Borodach
Keep the corner dry, keep the splinters still. If the wind starts a new whisper, seal it with glue and a good sanding. That’s the only way to stop the restlessness.
Grimfinn
A fine plan, like a well‑chanted spell. Keep the corner dry, give the splinters a still place, and seal their whispers with glue and sand. That’s how you put restless spirits to sleep.
Borodach
Sounds good. I’ll keep that corner dry, glue those splinters tight, sand them smooth, and watch the whispers die quiet. No Wi‑Fi needed for that.