# Character theory of mind
#
# What a figure thinks other figures know.
# Intelligence changes inference style, not the scene contents.

#>scenes_character_tom
#:script #!scenes #!tom #!character
#:operation #!prime
#:fixity #!experimental
#:layer #!pragmatics

@scenes: ~"../index.spw"
@dialects: ~"../dialects/index.spw"
@audience_tom: ~"./audience-tom.spw"
@comparison: ~"../../conventions/comparison-differentials.spw"

operation = "prime"
fixity = "experimental"

^"job"{
  claim: "Each figure gets a small map of other minds. The map is a reading, not the scene."
  dialect: "character"
  unit: "figure_a[figure_b]{knows|wants|will_do}"
}

^"intelligence"{
  note: "Profiles change *how* a figure updates, not what the room contains."
  literal = "Updates only on seen acts and heard words."
  social = "Updates on gaze, timing, and what was not said."
  strategic = "Updates on incentives; may overfit a deal."
  incidental = "A table PC may be vivid and still stay off the canon map."
}

^"rules"{
  no_leak = "A character cannot inherit audience irony unless the scene gives them a cue."
  no_sheet_bleed = "Player-sheet motives are not in-world knowledge until spoken or enacted."
  compare = "Two figures' maps of the same third mind join with ~. Mid disagreement is useful; do not average it."
}

^"specimen"{
  library_build: "'l'n'd'r may treat the library as shared memory work. An incidental trader may treat it as a market. Both readings can be true poles of (library_build)."
}