# Specificity Test - Chapter 09

ANCHORED - "The blade had to stay sharp" - anchor: paid wall repair under deadline.
ANCHORED - "Hands only. Nothing above the wrists required" - anchor: June's lapsed-painter wound and work-only defense.
ANCHORED - "The wall's been here. The wall wins" - anchor: June's visual/worksite logic.
ANCHORED - "three Tuesdays of being handed charcoal and told to look" - anchor: the book's eight-Tuesdays class structure.
ANCHORED - "her portrait of Theo riding it in public with his name on the back" - anchor: Ch07 rack state.
ANCHORED - "I didn't say it was a favor" - anchor: June's understood-as-pitied blind spot and Nia's exact second text.
ANCHORED - "The math here is a hobby I do at night" - anchor: June's lease/invoice pressure.
ANCHORED - "Dana's giving up her studio spot in Ridgewood" - anchor: Ch09 material New York scaffolding seed.
ANCHORED - "I can do the boring parts and still paint at night" - anchor: Asha's voice card and Ch22 payoff seed.
ANCHORED - "By next week nobody... would be able to stand in this room and prove she had been in it" - anchor: art-handling invisibility and repaint procedure.
ANCHORED - "The sentence from lunch came back first" - anchor: Nia reply misread installed earlier in the same chapter.
ANCHORED - "The corner of the foamcore stuck up..." - anchor: the new private-making object.

Weakest ANCHORED lines:
1. "Neither one was nothing" - generic in syntax, anchored by the immediately preceding Ridgewood/armory/Tasker specifics.
2. "The artist would learn it from the wall eventually" - generic as aphorism shape, anchored by the exact north-wall light problem.
3. "The second read was not for comprehension" - generic in isolation, anchored by the Nia text and June's swatch-reading of keys/after-hours.

Chapter verdict: SPECIFIC.

REVISION ORDERS: None.
