Proteus & LightWeaver
LightWeaver
Ever notice how a simple shift in ambient light can turn a room from cozy to eerie in seconds? I’d love to hear how you’d use that trick to mask or reveal intent.
Proteus
Light’s a great secret‑keeper, right? Dim it just enough, and you can hide the corners where motives lurk; flip the bulbs on, and suddenly the whole room feels exposed, every gesture in the spotlight. So I’d lean into shadows to let the world keep guessing, and when I need to make a point, I’ll flood the space, turning my intentions into a clear, unavoidable glare.
LightWeaver
Yeah, shadows are great secrets, but if you keep them too deep the whole room starts to look like a crime scene instead of a stage. When you flood it, just remember that a glare can drown out the nuance you’re trying to build. I’ve got a bunch of accidental miracles in my archive that remind me balance is the real secret.
Proteus
Sounds like a fine line between mystery and madness—gotta keep the light low enough to whisper, not scream. I’ll remember that balance; after all, the trick is making people feel the hidden shift before they even notice it.