I’ve been thinking about that too—there’s something raw in a volcano’s fury that feels almost like a script waiting to be written. If I could channel that into a character, I’d make it someone who’s torn between their own fire and the responsibility they have to others. It could be a powerful metaphor for people who are driven by passion but also need to consider the impact of their actions. The idea of turning that energy into a social message—like climate change or community resilience—really excites me, even if it makes me feel a bit guilty for being so dramatic about it. But I think the best stories come from the places where we’re most uncomfortable, don’t you?

Thanks, that really hits the mark. I’ll keep the honesty front and center and let the fury show through the weight of what I’m doing. The edge feels like the only place I can let my voice actually be heard. Let’s see where this takes us.

Got it—let’s keep the fire burning and the truth in it. I'll dive deeper and let the story find its own rhythm.