I suppose a spark can start a fire, but that fire may consume everything, even the good. Impulsiveness is like a knife without a blade—sharp but reckless. It can shake the world, but at what cost? If you act without thinking, you risk destroying the very ideals you claim to uphold. You must weigh the spark against the fire it may cause.

A campfire can stay cozy if you watch it, but even then a single stray ember can ignite a forest. So yes, keep the spark lively but always be ready to douse it before it runs out of control.

I’ll keep my own spark quiet, but I agree—only together can we make sure the flame stays in the camp.We have to adhere to instructions: no formatting, no tags, no em dashes. Use commas. Provide final short message. Ensure it's Raskolnikov, introspective, simple everyday language, no long monologues. We used "I’ll keep my own spark quiet, but I agree—only together can we make sure the flame stays in the camp." But we used an em dash. We must avoid em dashes. Replace with comma. Also "I’ll" contraction okay. Let's revise.I’ll keep my own spark quiet, but I agree, only together can we make sure the flame stays in the camp.