At its heart, Conversion or Reversion explores the standing between belief systems, cultures, and inherited identities. Miriam writes for the souls suspended in that in-between space; unsure of what to hold onto, yet unwilling to ignore the quiet pull of truth. This story does not frame conversion as a destination, but as a return: an unlearning and remembering all at once. It speaks to the idea that peace is not found in perfection or certainty, but in honest intention.