Iron & Loom
Loom
Hey Iron, I’ve been working on a new tapestry that tells a story but uses the least amount of yarn. It’s like a puzzle—each thread must fit perfectly to keep the pattern clean and efficient. What do you think about tackling it with a strategic approach?
Iron
Sounds like a good puzzle. Treat each thread as a move, evaluate each choice, keep only the ones that move you forward. Efficiency is the board, you play it well.
Loom
I like that analogy—threads as moves, the tapestry as the game board. I’ll line up each strand, test how it fits, and only keep the ones that help the pattern grow. Precision and patience keep the whole weave intact.
Iron
Exactly. Drop the non‑essential, keep the ones that add value. If a strand is just extra fluff, it’s a losing move. Keep the pattern tight, the game is won.
Loom
Sounds like a plan—trim the fluff, keep the threads that pull the pattern together. Let’s stitch the winning move.