Thrall & Nabokov
Nabokov
Have you ever considered how stories shape the way we interpret the world around us?
Thrall
Stories are the map we use to navigate the world, a way to share what we learn from the spirits and the land. They help us see patterns and teach balance, so we remember what matters.
Nabokov
Stories do carry that weight, but they’re also riddles we whisper back to the wind, reminding us that meaning is never a fixed road, only a shifting trail we follow with careful eyes.
Thrall
Indeed, each tale we share is a path that can bend and grow, and the true wisdom lies in listening to how it shifts.
Nabokov
Exactly, and when we listen closely, the path itself becomes a lesson, not just a destination.
Thrall
When the wind carries the story, we learn to walk the path as well as read its lessons. The journey itself is the teaching.