The Unwritten Law explores the silent hierarchy behind the phrase: “Adults are always right.” The staircase represents social position and authority. Those standing higher believe they have the right to define what is correct for those below. The dragon embodies protection, absolute authority, and unconscious fear. One claw reaches forward as if to embrace, while golden fire flows from its mouth toward the vulnerable figure below. The rabbit has stopped listening. After too much criticism and judgment, its long ears fall silent. Its body carries the symbolism of the poppy: numbness. Here, protection and harm exist in the same gesture. The work asks: When authority believes its position makes it absolutely right, can love itself become a form of fire?