two characters negotiating

Two forces inside one decision drawn as two figures facing each other, each with a name and one want, and the current settlement marked between them. Neither figure wins outright, which is the point. The mark shows where the deal sits today, so a mood you cannot argue with becomes a position that can move, and you can say which way you want it to move.

Two forces inside one decision drawn as two figures facing each other, each with a name and one want, and the current settlement marked between them. Neither figure wins outright, which is the point. The mark shows where the deal sits today, so a mood you cannot argue with becomes a position that can move, and you can say which way you want it to move.

Example

Best when a recurring argument or an internal split keeps collapsing into one bad feeling instead of two nameable wants.