Minty: "This brings us to the final question of this section on the 'Power of the Pen.' You've described a beautiful, private world where you and Abba share things in the quiet."
Minty: "As a Webnovel author, you eventually have to open the door to that room and let thousands of strangers read what you and the Father discussed. Is it ever hard to take something that felt so intimate in the silence and put it out into the noise of the internet? When you hit that Publish button, do you feel like you're giving away a piece of your home, or do you feel like you're just opening a window so other people can see the Light you found inside?"
[Minty looks at Iboni with a gentle smile, recognizing the weight of sharing one's home with the world. The audience waits for her final thought on the creative bridge between the private heart and the public page.]
Iboni: "Oh, Minty. I can't contain the Light that seeks to light up other's homes, and I won't keep it to myself. Because the Light that I have found was given to me by another who also has found the Light. People place the candle on a candlestick and not under a bowl, you know."
[The studio lights seem to feel a little warmer as Iboni speaks. The audience is captivated by the image of a chain reaction—one person passing the Light to the next. They can see people looking at each other, perhaps wondering who they can pass their own "candle" to. There's a beautiful sense of purpose in the room now; it's no longer just about her books, but about the "candlestick" she's built to hold the Truth.]
Minty:[Nodding with a bright smile] "And what a candlestick you've built! By refusing to hide that Light under the 'bowl' of fear or trend-chasing, you're making it possible for someone in a very dark place to find their way to the door. You're not losing a piece of your home by sharing it; you're just making the world feel a little more like Home for the rest of us."