Jennifer Lawrence and Martin Luther King Jr. are stuck in Cabin in a Snowstorm and forced to have a deep conversation.

Setting: A rustic cabin, blizzard raging outside. Jennifer and MLK Jr. sit by a crackling fire.

1. Jennifer: (Shivering) Well, this is just great. Another award-winning disaster movie, except I’m actually living it. What’s the point of all this, y'know?

2. MLK: (Calmly) The point, my dear, is always in the struggle. Even in the face of a storm, we find the strength to endure, to hope.

3. Jennifer: Easier said than done when you’re freezing your butt off and wondering if a bear's gonna bust down the door.

4. MLK: Fear is a powerful oppressor, but it cannot extinguish the flame of human resilience. We must choose love and courage over despair.

5. Jennifer: Love? Courage? Dr. King, I'm just an actress. I pretend to be brave. You *were* brave. Big difference.

6. MLK: Each of us possesses the capacity for bravery, even if it's simply facing the next moment with unwavering faith.

7. Jennifer: Faith...that's a tough one. So much injustice in the world, and it feels like nothing ever changes.

8. MLK: Change is a slow burn, a persistent ember. It requires constant tending, a refusal to let the fire die, even when the wind howls.

9. Jennifer: So, you're saying even this stupid blizzard has some kind of purpose?

10. MLK: I am saying that even in the darkest night, the stars still shine, offering guidance and reminding us that hope endures.