The idea that we’re the main characters in our own stories is important. Our lives are unique. We also occupy a different role in everyone else’s story.

To some, you’re a one-dimensional footnote. To others, you might be the antagonist, or for someone else, you might even be one of the main characters or heroes. The sheer number of stories we can share transforms reality into a broken mirror—with each of us transforming into shards with a refracted or incomplete view of existence.