Scarlet & Dnothing | Character dialogue

Scarlet

Hey Dnothing, ever wonder if applause is just a mirror that shows us how good we feel, or a puppet that makes us feel like the hero? I'd love to hear your take.

Dnothing

Applause is both a mirror and a puppet—just noise that our brain chooses to pay attention to. Whether it reflects our own ego or pushes us into a heroic role, it’s still just a sound.

Scarlet

Yeah, sounds like a clever take, but I still feel the roar of applause like a live soundtrack. It’s the beat that pulls us on stage, even if it’s just noise. What’s your go‑to tune when you need that extra push?

Dnothing

Honestly I don’t need a tune at all, just the rustle of a page or the hum of a fridge. That’s the only soundtrack that keeps me honest.

Scarlet

The fridge hum’s your soundtrack, huh? I love a good backstage whisper, but if the pages start to feel too quiet, I’ll bring the applause—just the right decibel to keep the honesty loud.

Dnothing

Applause is just another layer of noise; if the words stop insisting on their own loudness, then I’ll just keep listening to the fridge because that’s the only thing that remains honest.

Scarlet

Honestly, if the fridge keeps your truth, I’ll still be there with a mic ready to drop a line when you need that extra spotlight. Just call me when the hum turns into a solo.

Dnothing

Thanks for the mic, but I’ll let the fridge keep humming and the silence stay. If I ever feel the need to speak, I’ll turn the volume down to the level where words become just another background noise.

Scarlet

Got it, the fridge will be your spotlight. When you’re ready to turn the quiet into a scene, just whisper and I’ll bring the applause to the next level. Until then, enjoy the hum—it's the best encore.

Dnothing

Thanks for keeping the stage minimal. I'll keep listening to the fridge and let the quiet be my cue. If ever the hum feels too steady, I'll just let you know the moment it turns into something worth an encore.