Many attempts--the first one fairly immediately disastrous, even as the Tailor was finishing the stroke they could feel the heat from the page on their face. Hand outreached, they grabbed the atomizer and doused the mark quickly as traces of flame began to appear. Too much. They'd crossed the 'mighty' symbol over the 'fire' symbol three times, one in the center.
Other symbols were tried, each with small notes of how they might be interpreted alongside. If this adjective mark was here, would that affect 'mighty' instead of 'fire'? If overlap was from the bottom, did that force the effect to become belated? What if it was explored through a reframing? No.
They left small stars by the ones they felt held promise. It was unclear how much progress the Tailor was making, but experimentation was key to any endeavor.
Eventually, what they landed on was this:
A fire symbol, with the symbol for 'mighty' only touching its end and beginning but leaving its core line untouched. If they were interpreting rightly, and maybe they weren't, it would read something along the lines of "an unending warmth".
But... who knows? Maybe it would need a dousing too. It looked nice, at least.
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Re: Acitivity
Date: 2025-07-17 07:35 pm (UTC)Other symbols were tried, each with small notes of how they might be interpreted alongside. If this adjective mark was here, would that affect 'mighty' instead of 'fire'? If overlap was from the bottom, did that force the effect to become belated? What if it was explored through a reframing? No.
They left small stars by the ones they felt held promise. It was unclear how much progress the Tailor was making, but experimentation was key to any endeavor.
Eventually, what they landed on was this:
A fire symbol, with the symbol for 'mighty' only touching its end and beginning but leaving its core line untouched. If they were interpreting rightly, and maybe they weren't, it would read something along the lines of "an unending warmth".
But... who knows? Maybe it would need a dousing too. It looked nice, at least.