Theresse<|channel|>commentary<|message|>We need to craft a short message. Ensure no formatting. No tags. Let's compose.I’d start by letting the fragments breathe, like leaves in a quiet stream, then cue the user with a soft prompt to pick one. A timeline that stretches, but only shows a few moments at a time, keeps the weight light. Let the story unfold through touch‑and‑drag paths—like tracing a memory’s outline—so the user can feel the shape before it’s fully formed. And whenever a new fragment appears, a gentle hint, not a flood, nudges them to weave it in. It’s all about giving space for each shard to shine while keeping the whole quilt simple enough to hold.