# Consequence Test - Chapter 14

- STATE-CHANGED(intimacy / social standing) - scene 1 ("Theo had the wrong date...") - type: reactive - change: Tuesday's kiss is no longer private because Mara's group-thread flyer photo turns it into public class material: "This one. I'm printing forty" and "Nobody in the thread asked whether it had been real." EXIT: ON-TURN at Theo putting the phone face-down.
- STATE-CHANGED(intimacy / commitment) - scene 2 ("June came in at quarter past ten...") - type: reactive - change: June and Theo choose practical continuation over debrief, keep the umber cuff as physical aftermath, and commit to the smaller joint ground: "`I'm keeping it`," "`The small one`," and "`Small. You're right about the sprawl.`" EXIT: ON-TURN at the pencil set beside the unsolved subject.
- STATE-CHANGED(knowledge / danger / power) - scene 3 ("Here's my actual problem...") - type: proactive - change: June asks for label language; Odile intervenes and directs Theo to hand over the gray-spine catalogs, creating the discovery path: "`Stockroom. Third shelf, left side. The gray spines. Bring them out.`" EXIT: ON-TURN at "`All of them.`"
- STATE-CHANGED(danger / intimacy / commitment) - scene 4 ("Theo went to the stockroom.") - type: proactive - change: Theo rationalizes the catalogs as public documents and transfers all nine to June, turning his care into the mechanism that can expose him: "`Can I take these? All of them`" and "Then he let go." EXIT: ON-TURN at June leaving with the tote.
- STATE-CHANGED(self-understanding / danger) - scene 5 ("He went back into the stockroom...") - type: reactive - change: Theo can record the catalog loan but cannot inventory what he has actually let out of the building: "He got the first three and the faded one and then lost the thread" and "*Catalogs (9) - J. Park - out Thurs 11/19.*" EXIT: ON-TURN.

Weakest STATE-CHANGED scene: scene 5 is brief, but it survives because the failed inventory makes the catalog handoff's consequence legible and leaves the return column blank.

Chapter verdict: `ALL-SCENES-CHANGE`.

REVISION ORDERS: none.
