The Tinker's Apprentice

Conrad struggles with indecision, particularly in his role as a tinker's apprentice where mastering magichanics is essential. His tendency to overthink even the simplest choices, like selecting his starting tool, holds him back. Despite the pressure to make a decision, he believes that with a bit more time to consider the pros and cons, he will eventually find clarity. This internal conflict highlights themes of self-doubt and the challenge of making choices in a world where every decision feels significant.