Cue Card Red-Pencil Afteruse Receipt Lens
Observable promise
The player can put a marked cue card into later-use review after the broadcast desk tries to spend the red-pencil cuts as clean performer consent. The lens proves that the cue card is a narrow source row: it may certify a cut line, split annotation from consent, or create a false-clean default scar, but it never becomes whole-script approval, voice permission, memorial reuse permission, settled audience safety, or a universal route asset.
Scope
- affected card/docket:
storyteller.card.cue_card_red_pencil_afteruse_docket.v1; - affected rite:
storyteller.rite.cue_card_red_pencil_afteruse_review.v1; - affected event/default:
storyteller.event.false_cue_card_red_pencil_default.v1; - counters:
cueCardRedPencilAfteruseProgress,cueCardCitationTrust,performerConsentDebt,futureRouteCost,falseCueCardReliance.
Oracle
The review is state-triggered by a future reader attempting to consume a red-pencil cue-card row, not by a fixed turn, dashboard count, or lens-health milestone. Required evidence fields include source cue-card row, marked line, annotator hand or explicit absence, requested afteruse, future reader, harmed performer or audience claimant, selected posture, cue-card state after, future route effect, and counter deltas.
Branch families
certify_cut_line_scopepreserves the marked line only;attach_annotator_absencerecords that the red pencil has no proved hand;split_annotation_from_consentlets a route cite the cut while rejecting consent inference;publish_performer_noticecreates public notice with protection cost;quarantine_false_script_approvalblocks a whole-script approval claim;false_clean_cue_card_defaultlets the false clean claim harden into recovery-only play.
Durable replay oracle
A lens-scoped durable replay must assign real cards to the review rite and choose certify_cut_line_scope. The exported replay is lens/replays/cue-card-red-pencil-afteruse-receipt.certify-scope.replay.json and must include generatedBy=game-cli, session id, seed, action history, snapshots, and the rite assignment.
Boundaries
A red pencil mark is not whole-script approval. A cut line is not voice/likeness consent. A cue-card docket is not a memorial permit. Missing annotator identity cannot be silently filled by the sponsor, editor, or dashboard.