CUES
2 NOVEMBER (ALL SAINTS)
The team was assembled outside at dawn, by Theo’s command. Sylvia and Geoff were observing the last of the lunar eclipse. With the moon in shadow, Aries and Taurus shone brightly.
Theo stood on the rocky plateau above the caves, enchanted by the feel of the air and the audience. He launched into a lecture, talking about the nature of narrative in the universe. “Observe the moments of clash and change,” he declared, “those are the points that will give us our new understanding. We yearn for the elegance that emerges from dynamism, not the dull patterns than emerge from a simple, static state. Our presence here, today, will give us the power over the narratives of time, of space, of dimensions we’re only now learning to measure.”
“What shapes our thought?” Ma
