Julius Caesar and Toni Morrison are stuck in Stranded Ferris Wheel Ride and forced to have a deep conversation.

1. Caesar: "This iron cage, though less grand than the Senate, offers a similar perspective: the smallness of ambition against the vastness of fate."

2. Morrison: "Fate, you say? Or the echo of choices made long before the wheel stopped turning, choices that chained us to this particular view?"

3. Caesar: "Power demands choices, and choices, however strategic, inevitably create their own shadows, their own unforeseen consequences."

4. Morrison: "Shadows are the stories unwritten, the voices unheard, the histories buried beneath the gilded surface of your triumphs, Caesar."

5. Caesar: "But did not my victories bring order, Pax Romana, a foundation upon which civilization could flourish?"

6. Morrison: "Flourish for whom? Order built on the backs of the silenced, the marginalized, is a fragile thing, prone to cracking under the weight of untold pain."

7. Caesar: "Perhaps, but is it not the burden of leadership to make such sacrifices, to choose the greater good, even if it stains the hands?"

8. Morrison: "Greater good is a dangerous myth when defined solely by those who wield the sword, a comfort offered to ease a guilty conscience."

9. Caesar: "So, what then is the answer? Is it to remain paralyzed by the past, forever dwelling on the wounds instead of forging a path forward?"

10. Morrison: "The answer, Caesar, lies in remembering, in truly *seeing* those wounds, so that we might finally learn to heal, and build a future where the wheel turns for everyone."