Refund Window Name-Correction Afteruse Receipt

A box-office refund window can become a continuity weapon when a sponsor tries to reuse an old corrected-name refund as proof that the harmed fan already accepted a new broadcast cut. The playable pressure is not the refund itself; it is the afteruse attempt, where a prior name correction is being consumed by a later reader, sponsor, or route editor.

The scene opens only when all of these are visible: the original refund row, the mistaken name, the corrected name, the refund-window clerk or explicit absence, the later afteruse request, the current sponsor/editor trying to consume it, the fan or reader excluded by the reuse, and a proof bridge or explicit absence. It must not open from a fixed turn, fixed week, raw refund count, dashboard state, or lens-health state.

Player-facing outcomes should let the producer certify the correction for only the original refund, reissue the refund with a named witness, attach a narrow afteruse receipt, split money settlement from broadcast consent, quarantine the stale row, or let a false-clean default convert the refund into hostile evidence. Each branch must move counters for trust, sponsor heat, box-office debt, and continuity liability.