On the evening they finished a project together, Jin was about to make another toast. He listened to Ara and set down his glass. Given a moment, their colleague recalled how everyone had made room for them on the first day. Hearing that brought Jin back to what they were celebrating. In this comic, leaving room for someone to speak in their own words is one way to keep a celebration going.
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Before I offer the next toast, whose story would I like to hear a little more of?
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In Berakhot 31a:2, Rav Ashi breaks a white glass cup when he sees how merry the sages have become at his son's wedding. They grow somber. We group the similar episode involving Mar son of Ravina in 30b:25–31a:1 with this one. Rav Hamnuna Zuti's wedding song follows in 31a:3. The wisdom line paraphrases 31a:2. The modern project celebration, its characters, and the act of setting down an intact glass to listen are AI-assisted fiction.
