Louis & Neblin
Neblin
You ever notice how contracts hide their own contradictions, like a game of hide and seek in legal prose?
Louis
Absolutely, it’s almost a game I enjoy. Contracts love to hide contradictions in the fine print, and finding them before they cause trouble is part of the job.
Neblin
It’s like chasing shadows—each clause a mirror that distorts itself, and you get a glimpse of what’s not there until you see the gap. Keep hunting, the trick is to read the silence between the words.
Louis
I agree. The quiet gaps can reveal the strongest loopholes, so I always read them as carefully as the words themselves.
Neblin
Interesting how the absence whispers louder than the words, don't you think? Just when you think you've seen every line, another silence pops up.
Louis
The silence is the real clause, and it’s always the one that gives the most leverage.
Neblin
So the clause that never writes itself is the one that writes back when you least expect it.