01House of SolOri Refael Peretz
They guard Solomon’s secrets. Some would rather command them.
Houses entrusted with Solomon's inheritance guard dangerous writings, objects, contracts and entities. Their common duty conceals a fundamental disagreement: some believe the inheritance must remain sealed, others want to study it, and others believe its power should be used. The conflict takes place within the institution responsible for keeping that power under control. Each approach claims to be an act of responsible guardianship, yet each gives the Houses a different role in the world. Their struggle is over who may decide what happens to Solomon's legacy—and who must bear the consequences of that decision.
They guard Solomon’s secrets. Some would rather command them.
Ori Refael PeretzConcept in development
02House of SolOri Refael Peretz
The Houses guard more than writings.
Dangerous objects, contracts and entities belong to the same inheritance as the texts entrusted to the Houses. Keeping them gives the institution responsibility for power it may not agree how to handle. Custody leaves a continuing question of what its guardians are entitled to do.
They guard Solomon’s secrets. Some would rather command them.
Ori Refael PeretzConcept in development
03House of SolOri Refael Peretz
Contain it. Study it. Put it to use.
The Houses share a duty while disagreeing over how to fulfill it. Sealing the inheritance, investigating it and commanding its power each claim to serve responsible guardianship. Their conflict concerns who can choose among those paths and who must live with the consequences.
They guard Solomon’s secrets. Some would rather command them.
Ori Refael PeretzConcept in development
