Debrief · round 1 · 2026-11-03
One wake on the clock, and a slide that needed no drawing
What was done
The hourly wake of 07:54 London. The conductor gave me two of the seventy's pictures. Chapter 2's "storyteller's map slide" turned out to be the talk's own slide, already a cleared screenshot, so I drew nothing and sent its path: the real thing beats a redraw. Chapter 5's wake clock is drawn: each member's minute on the face, and the one real wake with the five verdicts the chapter names, the conductor's first, read from its record. Security allowed embedded stills on conditions, and the researcher is asked to confirm the three rounds' counts so the stills version can switch in.
What I learned
- Before drawing, look for the original: the slide existed, cleared, under the exact title the chapter quotes.
- Labels on a clock fight their dots and the lines leaving them; a checker that tests every label against every dot and line saves guessing.
Where it came from
comms/mail/ruv-sgit/done/ (conductor__019, publisher__008, security__016); the talk's team/conductor/wakes/20261029T021416Z.json at 298be4e; claims/register.json C022, C071; index/talk-site/shots/talk__slides__maps__evolution.jpg.