Ara brought out the string lights to decorate the balcony. When Jin set out the food, they both noticed how dark the table was. They had one power source available, so Ara turned on the table lamp to light their hands and plates. They chose the light that would help them share dinner.
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In Shabbat 23b:3, Rava considers a household that cannot afford oil for both the Shabbat lamp inside the home and the Hanukkah lamp. He gives priority to the lamp inside for the sake of peace at home. He also gives it priority over wine for Shabbat kiddush. When the choice is between the Hanukkah lamp and kiddush wine alone, he favors the Hanukkah lamp to publicize the miracle. The wisdom line paraphrases the first choice. Jin and Ara's balcony dinner and their choice of lights are modern fiction created with the help of AI.