Mirror Exercise

Pairs face each other. One leads slow, continuous movement — the other mirrors it so precisely that an outside eye can't tell who's leading. Switch leaders, then dissolve leadership entirely so the pair moves as one, with no source. Silence and slowness throughout. It's a foundational connection drill. It forces players to give their partner total attention and to move at a shared, unhurried pace — the opposite of the panicked speed that wrecks scenes. It builds the physical listening and non-verbal attunement that underpin group-mind, and it visibly calms and focuses a room within minutes.