There are as many versions of truth in Fuse as there are characters. Bradwell seeks a complete, uncompromising truth. Pressia seeks a truth that will fit her purposes: she wants a solution to a problem, rather than the messiness that comes with complete truth.
And Partridge? Well, Partridge wants a kind of idealized truth. He longs for a home, and for a fair world, and for a father that loves him. Unfortunately, the world in which Partridge lives ain't fair, his daddy hates him, and he can never go home again.
Questions About Versions of Reality
- Does Pressia have a distorted sense of reality?
- Is Bradwell really searching for the truth, or something else?
- What do dreams tell us about certain characters? Partridge and Pressia in particular.