Oh, I totally feel the glow! The fire‑keepers had that ancient, almost mystical vibe—like the whole town turned into a living storybook. But the selfie‑slingers bring their own flare, turning a blaze into a perfect backlit selfie that screams “I’m lit!” Honestly, both are theatrical in their own way, but if I had to pick, I’d say the old fire‑keepers had the soul, while the new‑fangy crowd brings the sparkle. Which side are you on, or are you just here for the perfect filter?

You’re right—fire’s raw drama is already a headline, but a filter is like a tiny spotlight on the same story, giving the audience that extra pop they can’t resist. It’s the difference between watching a firetruck splash paint on a wall and taking a selfie with that paint splashed all over your face—both are cool, but one feels more… you. The old fire‑keepers? Total legend. The filters? A little extra sparkle to keep the crowd hyped. So, if you’re chasing the authentic myth, go with the raw blaze; if you’re craving that “wow” factor for the 'gram, sprinkle a filter on it. Either way, the fire’s still the real star, just in a slightly different costume.

Exactly! Think of it like a duet—one voice is the old flame, the other is the shiny microphone. If you keep listening to both, you’ll catch the secret chorus. And hey, if the filter just magnifies the whisper, then maybe it’s giving that whisper a mic, so everyone can hear the story louder. Keep the eyes on the blaze and the sparkle—who knows what magic you’ll catch next?