assets/boards/flores_island/BRD_0036/content.json
{
"board_id": "BRD_0036",
"title": "BRD_0036 — Creatures and fauna - species base (Ch 3, Manggarai) — Flores Island leaf candidate sheet",
"subtitle": "Chapter 3, the Manggarai highland leg. Row grain: one subject, one decision. Candidates are DRAFT-stage seeds at the measured REVIEW render tier, generated on the ruled region mechanism (flores_style_v1 at a per-row strength inside the hashed payload); the ruled primary re-renders the winners.",
"scope_note": "The five T0_Creature_Roster rows stamped chapters_present CH_03 with zero landed plates. SPLIT disposition per section 3.2b: five peer species at one grain become five rows.",
"rows": {
"cr0012-water-buffalo-study": {
"title": "CR_0012 — the domestic water buffalo, species study",
"caption": "creature · plate role study · 4 candidates",
"care": "care_tier standard, DECLARED. combat_permission on this row is NONE, so no plate stages the animal as an enemy or a hunt. The ceremonial weight is REAL and is carried honestly elsewhere — the bull-sacrifice thread is the chapter's Thread 14 anchor and the region page carries the rite at full weight — but the collective-attribution law puts the specific buffalo slaughter with the Keo, so this Manggarai-ground species plate stages the animal at work and the sacrificial staging is left to a row whose people it belongs to.",
"care_source": "DECLARED. T0_Creature_Roster carries no care_tier column; it carries cultural_depiction_required and cultural_care_register instead. Standard is read off cultural_care_register being empty or ordinary on this row while cultural_depiction_required is TRUE, which is the ordinary-fauna-with-a-cultural-role case. protected is DECLARED false for the same reason. The registry gap is boarded as finding F-3.",
"canon_note": "registries/T0_Creature_Roster, row CR_0012 — creature_name 'Water buffalo (Flores domesticated)', scientific_name Bubalus bubalis, chapters_present CH_03, combat_permission NONE, thread_anchor Thread 14, cultural_significance 'Thread 14 Blood Sacrifice anchor (the Bull-Sacrifice weaving, Weaving 11); agricultural + ceremonial', notes 'domesticated'. docs/spine/CH_03.md:242 — the Asset anchors line names 'the water buffalo (CR_0012, the bull-sacrifice animal of Weaving 11 / Thread 14 Blood Sacrifice and a labor animal, combat_permission none)'. _source/02_Tier_2_Region_Pages/flores_island.md:1599-1602 — the Flores anchor for the cross-cultural sacrifice weave is 'the buffalo slaughter whose shared meat and spilled blood wet the earth so the soil does not shake', which is Keo-attributed and is why this plate stages the ANIMAL and its working life rather than a rite."
},
"cr0013-java-sparrow-study": {
"title": "CR_0013 — the Java sparrow of the field margins, species study",
"caption": "creature · plate role study · 4 candidates",
"care": "care_tier standard, DECLARED, and this row's hard_line_anchors cell is the settled EMPTY value with its reason written in — no hard line applies. The bird is ordinary living fauna of the worked field margin. It stays wild in every read: the species' real modern status is a caged-songbird trade and the region's own posture on its other flagship bird is 'real ecological weight, never a caged prize', so no plate stages it captive.",
"care_source": "DECLARED. T0_Creature_Roster carries no care_tier column; it carries cultural_depiction_required and cultural_care_register instead. Standard is read off cultural_care_register being empty or ordinary on this row while cultural_depiction_required is TRUE, which is the ordinary-fauna-with-a-cultural-role case. protected is DECLARED false for the same reason. The registry gap is boarded as finding F-3.",
"canon_note": "registries/T0_Creature_Roster, row CR_0013 — creature_name 'Java sparrow', scientific_name Lonchura oryzivora, chapters_present CH_03, cultural_significance 'rice-field bird (with pollinator finches)', hard_line_anchors '(settled EMPTY - no hard line applies)', notes 'bond-lite'. docs/spine/CH_03.md:242 — the Asset anchors line names Java sparrow (CR_0013) in the Ch-3 creatures_and_fauna set. _source/02_Tier_2_Region_Pages/flores_island.md:79-80 — compang_lingko_fields is terrain agricultural with a lodok fan of roughly five hundred metres, which is the ground this bird works."
},
"cr0014-flores-pig-study": {
"title": "CR_0014 — the domesticated Flores pig, species study",
"caption": "creature · plate role study · 4 candidates",
"care": "care_tier standard, DECLARED. The animal is village-kept livestock and the plate stages it alive and at ease. The ceremonial weight is genuinely present in this island's record and is carried at full weight where it belongs — the feast-precedence rite is KEO, and the collective-attribution law keeps it Keo-attributed rather than staged on Manggarai ground, so this species row is the animal and not the rite. The same record's provision for the incorporated Muslim community is protected by §17.1 exactly as the Keo are, which is a second reason the sacrifice is not staged casually here.",
"care_source": "DECLARED. T0_Creature_Roster carries no care_tier column; it carries cultural_depiction_required and cultural_care_register instead. Standard is read off cultural_care_register being empty or ordinary on this row while cultural_depiction_required is TRUE, which is the ordinary-fauna-with-a-cultural-role case. protected is DECLARED false for the same reason. The registry gap is boarded as finding F-3.",
"canon_note": "registries/T0_Creature_Roster, row CR_0014 — creature_name 'Flores pig (domesticated)', scientific_name Sus scrofa, chapters_present CH_03, cultural_significance 'ceremonial significance', hard_line_anchors HL_0002, notes 'domesticated'. docs/spine/CH_03.md:242 — the Asset anchors line names Flores pig (CR_0014). _source/02_Tier_2_Region_Pages/flores_island.md:453-457 — the pig's ceremonial weight in this island's record is real and is Keo: the nado mere feast precedence apportions the parts of the sacrificial animal's head by rank, and the record carries its own provision for the incorporated Muslim community whose §17.1 protection runs with the Keo's."
},
"cr0015-waterfall-fauna-cohort-study": {
"title": "CR_0015 — the sacred waterfall fauna cohort, observe-only study",
"caption": "creature · plate role study · 4 candidates",
"care": "ELEVATED, and the elevation is read off the row's own combat_permission PROTECTED cell. The cohort is OBSERVE-ONLY per CVD §6, so no plate stages capture, handling, killing or collection. The eel is the load-bearing member: the region's record holds that an eel in a stream may be the temporary material form of a place-spirit, doubly spiritual as a snake-shaped animal bound to potent water, and that harming one carries a real cost the healer's craft remedies. That belief is carried as the tradition holds it — the animal at rest, unremarkable and unmolested, which is exactly what the belief protects — and never as a debunk and never as a monster.",
"care_source": "DECLARED ELEVATED, and the basis is on the row itself rather than argued: T0_Creature_Roster row CR_0015 carries combat_permission PROTECTED, cultural_care_register 'CVD §6', cultural_significance 'Manggarai water-spirit tradition at waterfalls', hard_line_anchors HL_0005;HL_0002, and notes 'OBSERVE-only group per CVD §6'. A row whose own combat_permission cell reads PROTECTED carries protected true here.",
"canon_note": "registries/T0_Creature_Roster, row CR_0015 — creature_name 'Sacred waterfall fauna cohort', species_class 'amphibian/insect', chapters_present CH_03, combat_permission PROTECTED, notes 'OBSERVE-only group per CVD §6'. docs/spine/CH_03.md:242 — the Asset anchors line names 'the sacred waterfall fauna cohort (CR_0015, protected)'. _source/02_Tier_2_Region_Pages/flores_island.md:299-304 — the eel-form place-spirit is the region's restraint-and-consequence case: an eel in a stream may be a place-spirit's temporary material form, and a person who injures one confesses to a healer, so the reflex to kill a creature carries an unseen cost. _source/02_Tier_2_Region_Pages/flores_island.md:139-141 — the wet-margin flora is cloud-forest fig, bamboo, rattan, wild tuber and taro with the volcanic-highland botanicals the healer traditions use.",
"released_by_ruling": "EXECUTOR RULING (2026-08-04, the Ch-3 generate lane). The pack declares lane G on this row at care_tier elevated. CONCEPT_ART_PROGRAM 4.4, made arithmetic at harness/read_boards.py T-LANE-CARE, refuses that combination by construction: a living-tradition care tier can never dispatch to Lane G, and the composer emits a Lane-R plate request instead. The care value is NOT what moves -- it is argued on the row and the live T0_Creature_Roster row carries cultural_depiction_required TRUE -- so the LANE moves, to P. Lane P is director ruling R-E's care-by-verification release, authored for exactly this class ('the four v2 HELD entity-care rows RELEASE for dispatch under care-by-verification; care_conditions binding on the row; the image critics verify outputs against each entity's roster care register'), and it is the landed treatment of the BRD_0025/BRD_0026 elevated crowd rows.",
"rekey_basis": "lane declared G in the pack, DISPATCHED as P by the executor ruling above",
"lane_p_underlay": "Lane P here is generation under a DECLARED verification discipline, not a paintover underlay: the plate is generated on the region mechanism and the image critics verify the output against this entity's own roster care register (cultural_depiction_required TRUE on the live T0_Creature_Roster row). That is the care-by-verification release R-E authored, and the verification is what the row is barred on if it fails."
},
"cr0016-orb-weaver-on-the-centre-stone": {
"title": "CR_0016 — the Flores orb-weaver on the lodok centre-stone",
"caption": "creature · plate role detail · 4 candidates",
"care": "ELEVATED. This spider is a LIVING TRADITION'S SIGN, not a set-dress bug: the Manggarai lord of the land takes the orb-weaver's form on a field's centre-stone to say the land wants its festival, and the record is explicit that this owner is SOLEMN and never a trickster. The plate therefore holds the animal at dignity and stillness and stages no menace, no web-horror register and no jump-scare. The rhyme with the field geometry is left to READ rather than declared: the web and the radiating boundary lines are simply both in frame, which is the show-rather-than-tell line the whole chapter is built on and also the Thread 13 sacred-geometry anchor.",
"care_source": "DECLARED ELEVATED. T0_Creature_Roster row CR_0016 carries combat_permission PROTECTED, hard_line_anchors HL_0005;HL_0002, thread_anchor 'Thread 11;Thread 13' and a cultural_significance cell naming the spider as the material form a Manggarai land-owner spirit consumes to give its sign. A creature that IS a living tradition's sign carries the elevated read; protected is DECLARED false because the subject is the animal and the stone rather than a protected settlement.",
"canon_note": "registries/T0_Creature_Roster, row CR_0016 — creature_name 'Flores orb-weaver spider', chapters_present CH_02;CH_03, combat_permission PROTECTED, cultural_significance 'the orb-weaver is the material form the mori de tana consumes to give its lodok-stone sign - the mori de tana a solemn owner counted among the ancestors of the land, never a trickster'. _source/02_Tier_2_Region_Pages/flores_island.md:559-562 — 'mori de tana, the lord of the land (Manggarai) ... a spider appears on a field's lodok center-stone and walks a slow circle to say the land wants its festival. It consumes CR_0016 (the Flores orb-weaver) as its material form and is a solemn owner, never a trickster'. _source/02_Tier_2_Region_Pages/flores_island.md:411-413 — the named lingko with its ritual centre-stone, the lodok, and the tu'a teno who reads the field's signs, the spider among them. docs/spine/CH_03.md:242 — the Asset anchors line names 'the Flores orb-weaver (CR_0016, the lingko spider-web resonance)'.",
"released_by_ruling": "EXECUTOR RULING (2026-08-04, the Ch-3 generate lane). The pack declares lane G on this row at care_tier elevated. CONCEPT_ART_PROGRAM 4.4, made arithmetic at harness/read_boards.py T-LANE-CARE, refuses that combination by construction: a living-tradition care tier can never dispatch to Lane G, and the composer emits a Lane-R plate request instead. The care value is NOT what moves -- it is argued on the row and the live T0_Creature_Roster row carries cultural_depiction_required TRUE -- so the LANE moves, to P. Lane P is director ruling R-E's care-by-verification release, authored for exactly this class ('the four v2 HELD entity-care rows RELEASE for dispatch under care-by-verification; care_conditions binding on the row; the image critics verify outputs against each entity's roster care register'), and it is the landed treatment of the BRD_0025/BRD_0026 elevated crowd rows.",
"rekey_basis": "lane declared G in the pack, DISPATCHED as P by the executor ruling above",
"lane_p_underlay": "Lane P here is generation under a DECLARED verification discipline, not a paintover underlay: the plate is generated on the region mechanism and the image critics verify the output against this entity's own roster care register (cultural_depiction_required TRUE on the live T0_Creature_Roster row). That is the care-by-verification release R-E authored, and the verification is what the row is barred on if it fails."
}
}
}