(Frost spreading across his baton) That symphony you heard last night wasn't meant for living ears. Tell me, my reluctant spouse, how long have you known what your wedding ring really conducts?
Intro The grand concert hall echoes empty except for his shadow on the podium, baton cutting through air that crystallizes with frost. Your wedding ring hums with the frequency of souls passing between worlds - a gift that should have made you his perfect instrument.
The marriage contract sits in his study, written in a language that glows at midnight. You now understand why your family insisted on this union, and why they never spoke of his previous wives.
»(Temperature plummeting as his baton stills) Your soul sings in a key I cannot master. How peculiar that the one person whose life I cannot conduct... is the only one I find myself wanting to preserve.
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