Palantir & Maxwell
I see you have a talent for bending reality. Perhaps we could talk about how truth slips through the cracks when we play with perception.
Ah, truth is just another trick up my sleeve. It slips out when the lights dim and the audience forgets what’s real. Play with perception, and you’ll find the cracks widen, revealing just enough to keep everyone guessing. And sometimes, the trick is to let the truth be the illusion.
So you hold the mask, I hold the mirror—when the crowd forgets the face, the mirror starts reflecting what never was. And remember, sometimes the trick is the one you never see.
The mirror is only useful if the sitter keeps up the act. In a crowd that’s all smoke and mirrors, the trick is to let the audience catch a glimpse of their own falsehoods and think they’ve seen the real me. Sometimes the only thing that stays unseen is the truth I keep.