in exploring the intricate dynamics of justice, one must consider the realm of unexpressed narratives, a domain often overshadowed by the cacophony of overt discourse. this brings to light the theoretical construct that justice, in its most equitable form, may refuse to acknowledge only the palpable, thereby necessitating a preexplanatory shift towards the appreciation of the silent, yet potent, stories. such an understanding compels us to return to square one in our conceptualization of fairness, encouraging a more inclusive approach that honors both the expressed and the unexpressed dimensions of human experience.