Like Slithering Smoke That Hasn't Escaped a Pipe in 1000 Years
Opening Scene: Darkness. A single note hums in the air, deep and resonant, like the echo of a long-forgotten memory. Slowly, a dim golden light spirals outward from the center of the stage, illuminating geometric patterns on the floor—the Flower of Life. The hum ascends, shifting octaves, and a figure steps forward. The Electrician: (voice steady, layered with an almost imperceptible harmonic undertone) "There is a circuit waiting to be completed. A limb waiting to be cut. A house waiting to be wired. The Universe will not act of its own accord. It must be acted upon." (Silence. A moment of absorption. The air feels charged, expectant.) "And yet..." (a pause, a shift in tone, like the flicker of a thought being rewired) "Everyone was taught they are not Electricians. Taught to wait for light, rather than to become the conduit. But what if they remembered?" Scene Shift: The Flower of Life glows subtly beneath the Electrician’s feet. With each step, the...