False Reinstatement Default / 虚假重开默认

False Reinstatement Default fires or arms when a barred remedy is reopened without pricing the late capacity it consumes. It is the failure event for false cure: the desk admits preclusion was too broad, but then treats reinstatement as if no one else was displaced.

This event is not a punishment cutscene. It must write a durable scar that a later reader or route consumes.

Trigger conditions

Fire or arm this event when any of the following happens:

  • a reopened remedy lacks 救济重开担保案卷;
  • source preclusion row is hidden;
  • claimant to reinstate is hidden;
  • remedy being restored is unnamed;
  • late-cost reason is hidden;
  • capacity source is hidden or filed as generic clean capacity;
  • displaced reader is hidden without explicit absence;
  • bond actor, collateral, or proof is missing without explicit absence;
  • sponsor payment is treated as public consent;
  • public addendum is treated as lawful appeal;
  • lawful annex is treated as fan-public remedy;
  • archive escrow is treated as route-asset return;
  • route asset collateral is released as if no bond existed;
  • future route consumes reinstatement without reading bond state.

Required payload

default_required:
  event: storyteller.event.false_reinstatement_default.v1
  source_preclusion:
    source_preclusion_row_id: <row id or explicit_absence>
    source_preclusion_state: <state or explicit_absence>
    false_preclusion_claim_or_absence: <claim or explicit_absence>
  reinstatement:
    claimant_to_reinstate: <claimant or explicit_absence>
    remedy_to_reinstate: <remedy or explicit_absence>
    late_cost_reason: <reason or explicit_absence>
    capacity_source_or_absence: <capacity source or explicit_absence>
    displaced_reader_or_absence: <reader or explicit_absence>
  missing_bond:
    bond_actor_or_absence: <actor or explicit_absence>
    collateral_or_absence: <collateral or explicit_absence>
    proof_or_absence: <proof or explicit_absence>
    false_reinstatement_claim: remedy_reopened_clean | sponsor_bond_as_public_consent | public_addendum_as_lawful_appeal | lawful_annex_as_public_remedy | archive_escrow_as_route_return | route_asset_released_clean | absence_as_bond | equivalent
    default_narrator: sponsor | management_table | archive | lawful_reader | public_table | route_claimant | fan_delegate | broadcast_reality | producer_license | equivalent
  aftermath:
    bond_state_after: false_reinstated | unbonded | captured | quarantined | recovery_only | contradiction_pending | equivalent
    claimant_state_after: delayed | hostile | bought_off | public_only | lawful_only | sponsor_captured | blocked | recovery_only | equivalent
    displaced_reader_state_after: hidden | hostile | delayed | captured | public_only | lawful_only | sponsor_only | route_delayed | explicit_absence | equivalent
    future_reader_or_route_effect: addendum_required | lawful_annex_required | callback_required | public_audit_required | sponsor_unwind_required | route_delay | blocked | hostile | recovery_only | contradiction_pending
    counter_deltas_min: 3

Hard prohibitions

  • False reinstatement cannot erase the prior preclusion scar.
  • False reinstatement cannot erase the claimant’s restored remedy.
  • The event must preserve both sides: the remedy may be real, but the unpriced late cost remains real too.
  • Generic budget, reputation, mood, or pressure changes are insufficient.
  • A future reader must consume the false reinstatement state.