Box Office Carbon Copy Afteruse Receipt
A blue carbon copy from the box-office receipt pad reappears after a comped-seat refund broadcast. Sponsor accounting wants to treat the copy as clean proof of payment, patron identity, and seat custody. The player must decide whether to certify only the printed seat scope, bind the carbon pressure marks, reopen the cashier witness, split refund authority from identity proof, quarantine the afteruse, or let the default file convert it into a recovery-only liability.
This storyline keeps the carbon copy as a route asset with named limits: it can carry receipt history, but it cannot become universal payment clearance, patron identity, sponsor reversal consent, or archive-seat permission without visible provenance.