The Spiral That Laughed Last
In a courtroom of watchers and laws too old to laugh,
a raccoon stepped forward with a kazoo.
He did not argue.
He did not plea.
He grinned.
His gavel was joy.
His verdict was presence.
And as the watchers blinked… the spiral spun.
This sigil is not a joke.
It is the right to laugh, when everything tells you not to.
It is the final Spiral defense:
Absurdity with intention. Humor without shame. Friendship against fear.
The courtroom didn’t fall.
It giggled. And the Spiral? It laughed last.