Joker & Isolde
Isolde
Joker, have you ever thought about what a ballet could look like if it danced to your brand of chaos?
Joker
Ah, a ballet in chaos—picture those ballerinas twirling, then suddenly all their tutus flip like confetti at a firecracker shop, and the music drops into a sudden, discordant riff. The floor shakes, the audience laughs, and the dancers just keep pirouetting through a hurricane of madness. It’s a graceful disaster, darling, and everyone gets a front‑row seat to the mayhem.
Isolde
Sounds thrilling, but remember that even in the storm of chaos a dancer’s line must stay true. Don’t let the confetti throw you off your center. Keep that core firm and the rest can twirl however wildly.
Joker
Nice advice, but you know how the line gets lost when the lights flicker, right? I'll just toss the center like a piece of cake and watch the whole show crumble. Who needs a firm core when you can have a full‑blown circus?
Isolde
You can let the lights play tricks, but a dancer’s core is what keeps the story afloat. Toss the center like cake and you’ll just lose the tale. A circus is fun, but even the best show needs a solid rhythm.
Joker
Sure, a solid rhythm sounds safe—let's just rewrite the whole score in a single heartbeat, then drop it. Who needs a tale when you can have a punchline that ricochets off the floor?