THE LEEPER ARCHIVE

ARCHIVE 002 · CHAPTER 12 · CANON PACK

SHOW THE
CHAIN.

The evidence for Schedule Nine, the gaps that remain and the history of decisions not to reopen it.

16 CANON ENTRIES · 7 UNTESTED TCG CANDIDATES · A2-CH12-20260926-R1

Established story material

A2-CHAR-ELIZA · Character

Eliza Marr

Builds a reproducible proof package rather than a single truth mark. She publishes both supporting sources and evidentiary gaps, rejects a seal that would collapse verification into authority, and later opens a review history showing repeated institutional non-implementation.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 1, paragraph 13, paragraph 16, paragraph 31, paragraph 50, paragraph 72, paragraph 92, paragraph 135, paragraph 143, paragraph 150, paragraph 156, paragraph 196, paragraph 224, paragraph 236

Illustration continuity

Use the established Archivist likeness only where a character image is useful. Stronger Chapter 12 compositions are evidence tables, readers at the dispatch hall and the review register.

A2-CHAR-PELL · Character

Daran Pell

Helps convert the archive chain into a proposition table and public guide, argues for memorable conclusions, and discovers the review history. His wish for a larger sentence is repeatedly narrowed by what the documents actually support.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 3, paragraph 16, paragraph 20, paragraph 31, paragraph 76, paragraph 92, paragraph 146, paragraph 151, paragraph 157, paragraph 176, paragraph 183, paragraph 214, paragraph 229

Illustration continuity

Keep the copying-clerk continuity. Avoid turning him into a senior official or forensic genius; he is a careful working archivist learning the discipline of qualified claims.

A2-CHAR-TRESS · Character

Lio Tress

Prepares film sequences and continues maintaining the replay work established in Chapter 9. He supports public comparison but does not become the legal interpreter of Schedule Nine.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 35, paragraph 106, paragraph 156

Illustration continuity

Working technician at comparison equipment, not another formal portrait.

A2-CHAR-KEST · Character

Iona Kest

Helps distinguish textual support from present legal effect and later tests the meaning of the periodic review entries. She does not declare the old schedule automatically controlling every disputed asset.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 36, paragraph 41, paragraph 59, paragraph 122, paragraph 196, paragraph 203, paragraph 210

Illustration continuity

Retain examiner continuity; use papers and reading posture rather than ceremonial authority.

A2-CHAR-NARA · Character

Nara Venn

Attends with receiving-court delegates, supports a process people can inspect and presses the consistency problem: old inheritance law cannot be treated as timeless while the public-use restriction is dismissed merely for age.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 74, paragraph 100, paragraph 138, paragraph 151

Illustration continuity

If used, show her among delegates or readers, not elevated alone above a crowd.

A2-CHAR-MARIAN · Character

Marian Vale

States that the published evidence gives her no basis to treat Schedule Nine as invented or irrelevant, while declining to declare its entire present effect. She continues refusing to describe disputed public-use assets as private inheritance merely because she is first on a family return.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 67, paragraph 74, paragraph 116, paragraph 124, paragraph 151

Illustration continuity

Keep the established Heir likeness. No coronation or ownership symbolism; a back-of-hall or document-reading composition is more faithful here.

A2-CHAR-ARUN · Character

Arun Vey

Uses the pre-sleep technical advice to show that lawyers had already recognised the category problem of privately held infrastructure becoming indispensable to public life. He explicitly warns that examples are not a modern map of London.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 74, paragraph 103, paragraph 106, paragraph 110, paragraph 112

Illustration continuity

Engineer reading old technical examples beside modern service diagrams; avoid presenting him as sole interpreter of the city.

A2-OBJ-REJECTED-SEAL · Proposed archive mark

The Rejected Reliability Seal

The bulletin office proposes a visible archive mark that would tell people what to trust. Eliza rejects the signature-and-seal model because a mark would invite offices to treat a finding as authority beyond its stated limits.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 1, paragraph 2, paragraph 3, paragraph 9, paragraph 38, paragraph 41, paragraph 151

Illustration continuity

Typeset study of an empty proposed box crossed out; do not create a canonical seal that viewers might mistake for the archive's real trust mark.

A2-OBJ-PROOF-PACKET · Evidence packet

The Schedule Nine Proof Packet

Combines the index, Graham memorandum, comparison certificate, East Reserve ledger, photographed office duplicate, recovery account, corrections and explicit gaps. The executed original remains unrecovered and present legal coverage remains under examination.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 13, paragraph 14, paragraph 15, paragraph 31, paragraph 52, paragraph 92, paragraph 135, paragraph 151

Illustration continuity

Layered evidence stack with distinct component labels; no invented signatures or complete original facsimile.

A2-OBJ-PROPOSITION-TABLE · Evidence method

The Proposition Table

Each claim must point to a supporting source; unsupported propositions remain blank. Eliza includes her earlier catalogue mistake and later correction rather than using her name as a substitute for proof.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 16, paragraph 20, paragraph 24, paragraph 27, paragraph 31

Illustration continuity

Grid of claims, sources, limits and corrections. Keep it editorial and legible, not a futuristic dashboard.

A2-OBJ-SOURCE-GUIDE · Record / public guide

The Public Source Guide

A shorter entrance to the full packet identifies what each component contributes and where the complete material can be obtained. Different audiences may enter through different guides, but the underlying evidence is not silently rewritten for each audience.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 50, paragraph 52, paragraph 53, paragraph 56, paragraph 59, paragraph 76, paragraph 84, paragraph 92, paragraph 135, paragraph 143, paragraph 150, paragraph 151

Illustration continuity

Compact guide with component identifiers and qualifications; no giant VERIFIED badge.

A2-PLACE-DISPATCH-HALL · Place

The Public Dispatch Hall

An old dispatch hall becomes a two-way public comparison space rather than a stage. People bring their own copies, request source material and move among evidence tables without having to pass a speaker.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 72, paragraph 73, paragraph 74, paragraph 76, paragraph 92, paragraph 100, paragraph 116, paragraph 143

Illustration continuity

Wide ensemble: comparison tables, readers, multiple exits, enlarged evidence panels. Avoid a rally composition centred on one hero.

A2-OBJ-TECHNICAL-ADVICE · Supporting estate papers

The Pre-Sleep Technical Advice

Separate advice papers list nineteenth-century examples such as water conduits, roads, transit works and public lighting that might become inseparable from public life. They are not part of Schedule Nine and do not constitute a complete modern asset list.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 103, paragraph 106, paragraph 108, paragraph 110, paragraph 112

Illustration continuity

Old working papers beside modern infrastructure notes; clearly separate from the schedule itself.

A2-OBJ-CURRENT-DISPUTE · Editorial comparison

The Current Dispute Table

Places current revenue and succession documents beside, but not inside, the historical evidence. It makes the live dispute visible without presenting contemporary proposals as archival proof.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 116, paragraph 117, paragraph 118, paragraph 119, paragraph 120, paragraph 122

Illustration continuity

Two adjacent zones labelled historical evidence and current dispute; preserve the boundary visually.

A2-OBJ-REVIEW-REGISTER · Archive record

The Periodic Review Register

Shows that public-use restrictions were revisited by different offices over generations. Reasons vary—finance, administrative impracticability, reliance and continuity. The entries do not prove that every reviewer saw the same complete Schedule Nine or participated in one conspiracy.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 156, paragraph 162, paragraph 169, paragraph 176, paragraph 189, paragraph 196, paragraph 203, paragraph 210, paragraph 224

Illustration continuity

Nine worn volumes and selected review lines. No sinister single signature or secret-society motif.

A2-OBJ-SUCCESSION-DEFERRAL · Review disposition

Defer Pending Succession Event

A recent constitutional review flags historical restrictions on inheritance of public-use assets and defers them until a succession event. It anticipates a succession question, not Graham's death or a named heir.

Chapter evidence: paragraph 214, paragraph 215, paragraph 216, paragraph 217, paragraph 224

Illustration continuity

Close study of a review disposition with surrounding context visible; do not isolate the phrase as a prophecy.

TCG candidates

Untested design candidates only. Costs, statistics, rarity and timing are not approved. No live game rules change in this release.

A2-C12-F01 · Figure · Knowledge / Influence

Eliza Marr, Publish the Gaps

Rewards exposing a stated limitation alongside a verified Record, trading immediate certainty for a later information benefit. The limitation must be visible to both players.

Open design question: Use an existing verification or reveal state rather than adding hidden truth values or a separate credibility meter.

Story sources: Eliza Marr, The Proposition Table

A2-C12-F02 · Figure · Knowledge

Daran Pell, Keep the Larger Sentence Small

Lets a player compress one established Record into a bounded public effect while preserving the source card as the authoritative object.

Open design question: Define the compressed effect with existing card text conventions and prevent repeated free copying.

Story sources: Daran Pell, The Public Source Guide

A2-C12-F03 · Figure · Influence / Knowledge

Nara Venn, Read the Whole Question

Benefits from a public challenge whose underlying Record remains inspectable; the challenge cannot erase a qualifying clause merely because it is inconvenient.

Open design question: Avoid turning every rules clarification into a challenge window; choose one existing effect class.

Story sources: Nara Venn, The Public Dispatch Hall

A2-C12-R01 · Record · Knowledge

The Proposition Table

Links one declared claim to one supporting Record and one visible limitation. If the source leaves play, the derived benefit ends rather than becoming independent truth.

Open design question: Choose a compact physical representation without requiring players to write custom statements during play.

Story sources: The Proposition Table, The Schedule Nine Proof Packet

A2-C12-R02 · Record · Knowledge / Authority

Review History

Reveals that a temporary authority choice has precedent, allowing a bounded challenge to permanence without automatically invalidating the current decision.

Open design question: Keep precedent from becoming a recursive stack of past turns; likely reference only the most recent eligible Record.

Story sources: The Periodic Review Register, Defer Pending Succession Event

A2-C12-P01 · Place · Knowledge / Influence

The Public Dispatch Hall

Rewards making Records inspectable to both players. Control of the Place should not confer ownership of every Record displayed there.

Open design question: Use an existing face-up or shared-information zone if available; do not create a second board.

Story sources: The Public Dispatch Hall, The Public Source Guide

A2-C12-E01 · Event · Knowledge

No Reliability Seal

Prevents one authority effect from converting a qualified Record into an unconditional one for the turn, while leaving the underlying Record in play.

Open design question: Define the targeted authority effect narrowly so this is not a universal negate.

Story sources: The Rejected Reliability Seal, The Schedule Nine Proof Packet

Continuity locks

Companion records

A2-023 · Proof, Not Revelation
A2-024 · Continuity Was Policy