THE LEEPER ARCHIVE

ARCHIVE 002 · CHAPTER 06 · CANON PACK

THE EXCHANGE
AND ITS PEOPLE

Source-linked characters, places, artifacts and decisions from The Moving Ways Stop.

15 CANON ENTRIES · 7 UNTESTED TCG CANDIDATES

Established story material

A2-CHAR-ARUN · Character

Arun Vey

Leaves the restricted northern repair in Sela's care to help East Exchange. He coordinates local answers without acquiring universal restart authority. Public attention nevertheless makes passengers seek his override of other stewards.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 4, paragraph 8, paragraph 26, paragraph 55, paragraph 64, paragraph 74, paragraph 82, paragraph 87, paragraph 94, paragraph 97

Illustration continuity

Retain the established Engineer face. A future scene should show him listening at the crowded exchange, not another posed balcony portrait.

A2-CHAR-SERR · Character

Mina Serr

Steward at East Exchange. Organises controlled entry into an attended walking passage, distinguishes arrivals from exits, and supplies current local conditions. Her voice is heard behind Arun's news image while she remains outside its frame.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 16, paragraph 17, paragraph 20, paragraph 25, paragraph 27, paragraph 31, paragraph 34, paragraph 55, paragraph 62, paragraph 68, paragraph 78, paragraph 86, paragraph 96

Illustration continuity

No portrait commissioned. Hands-on exchange steward with chalk on her jaw, a brass speaking horn and tired arms. Show public work, not ceremonial dress.

A2-CHAR-TAAL · Character

Oren Taal

Duty power dispatcher. Has generation available but lacks a current agreed load plan. Coordinates a limited supply for ward pumps and exchange lighting, leaving occupied passenger drives stopped.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 43, paragraph 44, paragraph 46, paragraph 49, paragraph 63, paragraph 67, paragraph 69, paragraph 86

Illustration continuity

No portrait commissioned. A different silhouette and setting from the Engineer: dispatcher beside receivers and power-room indications, not an operational wiring diagram.

A2-CHAR-HOLT · Character

Systems Clerk Holt

Coordinates supply from municipal clearing. Finds and confirms a lower receiving court for divided meal loads. Reports that the general noon grain renewal has not been recognised; local emergency releases do not solve the whole programme.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 51, paragraph 52, paragraph 55, paragraph 63, paragraph 65, paragraph 67, paragraph 72, paragraph 83, paragraph 86

Illustration continuity

Existing prose identity retained. Do not substitute Eliza's portrait for Holt.

A2-CHAR-TERN · Character

Reva Tern

Challenges the costs of leaving routes stopped, then works with the crews and supply desk. Withdraws obsolete parts of an earlier restoration direction and supports a statement naming actual reporting points.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 56, paragraph 58, paragraph 60, paragraph 63, paragraph 68, paragraph 70, paragraph 83, paragraph 85, paragraph 89

Illustration continuity

Keep her cracked spectacles from Chapter 2 in future continuity. No new portrait is included here.

A2-CHAR-SELA · Character

Sela Orm

Remains at the northern return house with Ivo. The worn coupling still needs replacement and qualified labour. Calls for responsible crews to meet after relief reaches the occupied stations.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 8, paragraph 9, paragraph 11, paragraph 12, paragraph 90, paragraph 93, paragraph 94

Illustration continuity

She is not physically at East Exchange in this chapter. Do not insert her into the evacuation scene.

A2-PLACE-EAST-EXCHANGE · Place

East Exchange

A three-level exchange around an open well. Three incoming Ways hold after route settlement fails at noon, creating a crowd obstruction. One woman dies following the crush. By mid-afternoon conditions have improved, but normal passenger service is not restored.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 15, paragraph 16, paragraph 18, paragraph 21, paragraph 25, paragraph 32, paragraph 50, paragraph 73, paragraph 77

Illustration continuity

Future wide ensemble: layered stopped belts, an open well, broken goods-counter glass and attended walking lanes. Do not depict a triumphant fully restored station.

A2-PLACE-EAST-GALLERY · Place

Eastern Freight Gallery

Repurposed as a staffed pedestrian and medical passage after waiting carts are held outside. Its apparent emptiness is not spare capacity: it was also needed by food dispatches. It remains closed to ordinary freight.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 22, paragraph 23, paragraph 28, paragraph 30, paragraph 31, paragraph 34, paragraph 38, paragraph 39, paragraph 66, paragraph 67, paragraph 71, paragraph 77, paragraph 87, paragraph 95

Illustration continuity

Low, human-scale composition of the gallery and trestles; no reversed running belt or unguarded crowd shortcut.

A2-PLACE-LOWER-COURT · Place

Lower Receiving Court

A loading court with a ramp to district kitchens, confirmed by a runner and kitchen porters. It accepts divided loads on handcarts, not the large carriers waiting at the exchange.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 63, paragraph 67, paragraph 72, paragraph 86

Illustration continuity

Future place study: sacks passed by hand on a ramp, modest capacity, porters at work. Do not invent a restored automated distribution hub.

A2-SYS-ROUTE-SETTLEMENT · System

Expired Route Settlement

Editorial name for the cross-junction allocation failure. Existing protective systems hold incompatible movements. Generation remains available, but old route and load assumptions no longer describe occupied platforms.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 19, paragraph 21, paragraph 43, paragraph 44, paragraph 46, paragraph 49, paragraph 64, paragraph 67

Illustration continuity

Use a clearly editorial typeset study rather than an invented engineering schematic or real-world bypass instructions.

A2-OBJ-BRASS-HORN · Artifact

The Exchange Speaking Horn

A brass horn used first by Serr and later Arun to give audible directions. The public image of Arun holding it contributes to his emerging reputation. Possession of it is not legal authority.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 16, paragraph 27, paragraph 31, paragraph 48, paragraph 78, paragraph 80, paragraph 96

Illustration continuity

A future text-free object master can isolate the worn horn with part of the broken counter; no engraved title, sigil or card statistics.

A2-OBJ-OCCUPANCY-MAP · Record

Current-Use Route Map

Arun marks the actual occupied junction and gallery on the old wall map. Reports are checked against people at the locations; asking what uses a route replaces ambiguous open/closed reports.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 65, paragraph 66, paragraph 67, paragraph 69, paragraph 72

Illustration continuity

Controlled typography can contrast a listed freight route with its current pedestrian use. Geography beyond the chapter remains unspecified.

A2-OBJ-REVISED-ROUTING · Record

Revised Restoration Direction

A delayed direction to restore normal routing reaches the exchange after conditions have changed. Tern withdraws obsolete parts on the live line; current restrictions are recorded on the reverse rather than destroying the old order.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 70, paragraph 71

Illustration continuity

Typeset before/after editorial study. Do not invent a facsimile signature or an official document number.

A2-EVENT-EIGHT-SECONDS · Event

The Eight Seconds

An eight-second lighting interruption reported by Taal follows a failed balancing attempt and increases crowd uncertainty. The chapter observes the exchange, not a verified simultaneous blackout of all London.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 47, paragraph 48, paragraph 49, paragraph 50

Illustration continuity

No explosion or global blackout is established. A timing plate must identify the eight seconds as the dispatcher's report, not a measured graph.

A2-OBJ-EXCHANGE-STATEMENT · Record / event

The Exchange Statement

Arun reads named responsibilities, receiving points and review limits, and includes the death without naming the woman. His statement refuses universal restart authority, while the edited public image still encourages demands for his personal override.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 80, paragraph 81, paragraph 82, paragraph 83, paragraph 86, paragraph 87, paragraph 88, paragraph 89, paragraph 95, paragraph 96, paragraph 97

Illustration continuity

Separate the full statement's limits from the image caption THE ENGINEER. No claim that all media carried the complete statement or that the custodians declared a coup.

TCG candidates, not finished cards

Untested design candidates. No approved costs, statistics or rarity; no live V0.3 rules changed.

A2-C06-F01 · Figure · Influence / Infrastructure

Mina Serr, Exchange Steward

Supports a bounded alternative route during disruption by committing this Figure to remain in place. The benefit costs both attendance and ordinary throughput.

Design question: Use an existing once-per-turn movement window; test what happens if the attendant leaves before movement resolves.

Sources: Mina Serr, Eastern Freight Gallery

A2-C06-F02 · Figure · Infrastructure / Knowledge

Oren Taal, Duty Dispatcher

Reallocates a limited existing benefit between Systems rather than creating extra power. Receiving conditions must be visible.

Design question: Prevent repeated transfer loops and define which ongoing effects are transferable under the current rules.

Sources: Oren Taal, Expired Route Settlement

A2-C06-P01 · Place · Infrastructure / Influence

Eastern Freight Gallery

Offers mutually exclusive uses: ordinary supply or an attended relief route. The story's competing uses should remain a genuine choice.

Design question: Avoid adding an entire mode-switch subsystem; test a single clear choice at the current activation timing.

Sources: Eastern Freight Gallery

A2-C06-P02 · Place · Infrastructure

Lower Receiving Court

Provides small, reliable provision when a larger System is disrupted, at a committed action or Figure cost.

Design question: Keep the fallback weaker than normal capacity and stop multiple copies from cancelling all disruption.

Sources: Lower Receiving Court

A2-C06-S01 · System — artifact concept · Influence

The Speaking Horn

Helps one Figure coordinate a local action. The horn amplifies an instruction; it does not confer ownership of other Figures or Places.

Design question: Use an existing System interaction rather than inventing an Equipment type or unlimited command range.

Sources: The Exchange Speaking Horn, Mina Serr

A2-C06-R01 · Record · Knowledge / Authority

The Revised Direction

Can challenge a previously declared instruction using a changed public condition. Preserve an opportunity to respond rather than creating retroactive unrestricted cancellation.

Design question: Name the exact declaration window and eligible target; do not infer a new reaction window from the fiction.

Sources: Revised Restoration Direction, Current-Use Route Map

A2-C06-E01 · Event · Influence / Authority

But You're the Engineer

Explores the tension between a Figure's visible reputation and a local limitation. Any temporary influence benefit should carry a visible responsibility or restriction.

Design question: Test within existing affinity and declaration rules, with no automatic victory or permanent control implied.

Sources: The Exchange Statement, Arun Vey

Continuity locks

Companion records

A2-011 · Central Authority Not Available
A2-012 · Manual Control