Warden of Two Truths has arrived to settle an argument nobody remembers starting. The mask offers no clues, the hood discourages follow-up questions, and the folded hands suggest a decision has already been made. You may present your side, but keep it brief.

Most things become complicated once you live long enough to see both sides. Light can conceal, darkness can protect, and two opposing truths can occupy the same life without canceling each other out. Balance isn’t choosing the easier answer. It’s learning to carry both.