Trip-wire:

Noun: A wire or other device that, when activated or disturbed, triggers a

mechanism, often used as a primitive form of detecting or warning of an
intruder or danger.

Common ground:
Noun: Shared beliefs, interests, or opinions that people can agree on,
fostering mutual understanding or cooperation.

Broadly:
Adverb: In a general or widespread manner; without detailed
specification; covering a wide scope.

Clasped:
Verb: Held firmly together with the hands or arms; grasped tightly.

Rub along together:

Phrase: To coexist or get along well with others, often despite differences
or conflicts.

Defuse:
Verb: To make a situation less tense, dangerous, or hostile; to remove the
fuse from a bomb or explosive device to prevent it from exploding.

Stereotype
Noun: A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a
particular type of person or thing
Verb: To categorize or classify someone or something according to a
widely held, fixed, and oversimplified idea.
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People/community
modern

Proceed, continue, move forward extend/expand

Create the atmosphere sign in

boring/
Danger zone/risk area

handle Distant
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