The Weaver’s Debt

The Weaver’s Debt begins where an inherited story should have ended and asks what happens when the promises of a familiar tale become obligations carried forward. Buried choices return, folklore becomes intimate and unsettling, and the past stops behaving like something safely completed.

At its centre is inheritance—not only of stories, but of consequences. What one generation refuses to name can become the burden of the next, and the familiar architecture of “happily ever after” becomes a place where debt, memory and responsibility continue to accumulate.