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Twins?

Nah, not Bipolarity

no, it has to be a mirrored thing or word or something like that

Or it could be Gemini, like the Zodiac sign and constellation. I'll try it out.

Eh, ill continue later tonight on this. Ive got school work

It's not Gemini.

Lunar? Luna?

War and peace?
It seems like that. But the problem is that it must be a reflection as well. Or that is what the clue is, maybe that's whats wrong. We should look at the two songs a s a reflection of someone, or something.

Remember that this is a puzzle. So it's likely that the answer is within or related to RPR.

Yin and yang?

It has to be polar opposites, and Yin-Yang definitely fits that.

So two songs about courage opposites but not opposites. The growth of courage against the possible loss of courage. Mirror Image.....Hmm. The more I think I'm getting ahead the more I end up stumping myself.

Or, seemingly the same, but truthfully opposites.

I think... Since these are songs, is it "Mirror" by Justin Timberlake?

Maybe the answer is in that video?

So apparently a theme I see is that there are opposites - and the two cancel each other out. So I think it would be the word "Null" or "Nullify"?

So, what if it was something that was neutral, something that wasn't one thing, but it also wasn't the opposite.

I'm not terribly sure, but I think it has something to do with the determination or the... strength of the soul. If you think about it, what is a soul? Tangibly, it is nothing. You can't touch it physically. But Shooting Star and Recovery. They seem to speak of how one might feel, of the joy and determination that we go through in our lives.

I don't know, it's just a thought. Maybe it's something to do with reflecting on ourselves? I mean, people sometimes feel like they are nothing too, right? Maybe we're kind of looking at it at the wrong angle.

What about parallels? They go the same way, a MIRROR IMAGE of each other and yet not quite the same.e

That last clue isn't just "mirror image" though. It also specifies "front to back" which kinda gets me thinking about "two sides of the same coin."