Morrigan & NovaBriar
Morrigan
Ever wonder if the stories we tell on screen are just shadows of forgotten rituals, or do they hold some deeper power?
NovaBriar
I’ve been thinking about that too—maybe the stories we’re told feel like echoes of some ancient ritual, but then they also stir us, give us a new kind of power. It’s like watching the past dance in a different costume, and we get to feel something that’s always been there, just re‑wrapped.
Morrigan
When the past dons a new cloak, we are the mirrors that catch its light, not the light itself.
NovaBriar
That’s a beautiful way to put it—like we’re just catching a glimpse of the old glow, not the whole fire itself. It makes me wonder what stories we’re still missing, hidden behind the curtain of what we think we already know.
Morrigan
Some tales hide behind the curtain, just waiting for a quiet mind to pull them out; you might catch a flicker, but the whole blaze stays locked in the old whispers.
NovaBriar
You’re right—sometimes the biggest fires are the ones we barely see, flickering in the corners while we’re busy chasing the obvious light. Maybe the trick is to sit a little longer, listen for that quiet hiss, and let the story grow into the blaze it really is.