assets/boards/flores_island/BRD_0042/content.json
{
"board_id": "BRD_0042",
"title": "BRD_0042 — Mood / lighting / weather sets (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 Ch-3 light-and-weather set, keyed on chapter_id CH_03 exactly as the landed 29-plate CH_02 set is. Figures are absent or distant silhouettes, so the set carries weather and never a cultural subject.",
"rows": {
"ch03-mood-highland-dry-clear-midday": {
"title": "CH_03 mood set — highland dry-season clear, midday",
"caption": "mood_set · plate role mood · 4 candidates",
"care": "care_tier standard, DECLARED. The set's whole vocabulary comes off the live region row's weather_cycle_profile, which reads dry, ash and clear — the art bible states flatly that this region is NOT monsoon on arrival — so a wet grade would be a canon error and not a taste one. No cultural subject is legible at this scale.",
"care_source": "DECLARED STANDARD. T0_Chapter_Index carries no care_tier column. A weather-and-light set carries no cultural subject: figures are absent or distant silhouettes and no settlement, rite or person is legible, so standard is the honest read.",
"canon_note": "registries/T0_Region_Index, row flores_island — weather_cycle_profile 'dry;ash;clear', which is the whole weather vocabulary this set may draw on. registries/T0_Chapter_Index, row CH_03 — emotional_register tenderness, emotional_valence_arc 'rise/dread->tenderness', which the set's light has to carry across four plates. docs/spine/CH_03.md:10 — 'biome_primary tropical volcanic highland - montane forest, terraced lingko fields, karst springs, and cloud-forest ridges; climate equatorial-monsoon, cool highland'. docs/art_bibles/flores_island.md:60-61 — 'Dry-season ash-and-clear weather on arrival, per the region row's weather_cycle_profile dry;ash;clear. Not monsoon.'"
},
"ch03-mood-cloud-in-the-bowl-first-light": {
"title": "CH_03 mood set — cloud standing in the bowl, first light",
"caption": "mood_set · plate role mood · 4 candidates",
"care": "care_tier standard, DECLARED. Standing cloud in the bowl is the region page's own recorded condition for this exact zone, not an invented mood, and the palette shift it names — wet-green in the bowl, ash-grey on the cone — is the set's own axis. The light stays physical: any shaft in frame is sun through canopy and reads as such.",
"care_source": "DECLARED STANDARD, same basis as the midday plate.",
"canon_note": "_source/02_Tier_2_Region_Pages/flores_island.md:151-152 — 'density high in the cloud-forest bowl at Wae Rebo, thinning on the volcanic cone; palette wet-green shifting to ash-grey on the Inerie slopes; wind moderate'. _source/02_Tier_2_Region_Pages/flores_island.md:56 — the hub zone is a cluster 'in cloud-forest bowl', so standing cloud is the bowl's own daily weather rather than a mood choice. docs/art_bibles/flores_island.md:129-134 — the bible's picked motion grammar is the lake-rate read (B2); standing cloud in this bowl is the region page's own recorded daily condition (the two region-page rows above), which is what this plate depicts. docs/spine/CH_03.md:10 — climate cool highland, which is what first light in a cloud bowl has to read as."
},
"ch03-mood-ceremonial-high-sun-on-the-swept-ground": {
"title": "CH_03 mood set — ceremonial day, high sun and dust on swept ground",
"caption": "mood_set · plate role mood · 4 candidates",
"care": "care_tier standard, DECLARED, and the declaration does work here: this is the CEREMONIAL-DAY state of the chapter and it is authored as GROUND, DUST AND LIGHT with no legible person, dress or rite in frame, which is what keeps a weather plate from quietly becoming an unverified depiction of a living community's ceremony. The rite itself is staged on the boards that carry its care register.",
"care_source": "DECLARED STANDARD. The plate holds no legible person, dress, rite or building; its subject is ground, dust and light.",
"canon_note": "_source/02_Tier_2_Region_Pages/flores_island.md:862-864 — the Ch-3 music brief is 'a highland-ceremonial register for Ch 3 (rising at the caci duel)', so the chapter owns a ceremonial light state as well as a ceremonial sound state. docs/spine/CH_03.md:144 — the round is danced on the Todo ground at the contest, and the beat's own staging is a scored and timed round in the open. registries/T0_Region_Index, row flores_island — weather_cycle_profile 'dry;ash;clear', which is where the dust comes from. registries/T0_Chapter_Index, row CH_03 — emotional_valence_arc 'rise/dread->tenderness', and this is the set's RISE plate."
},
"ch03-mood-ash-clear-dusk-over-the-worked-fan": {
"title": "CH_03 mood set — ash-clear dusk over the worked fan",
"caption": "mood_set · plate role mood · 4 candidates",
"care": "care_tier standard, DECLARED. The fan geometry is the chapter's own documented land form and the plate carries it as WORKED GROUND — a customary land-division and cooperative-irrigation achievement still worked today — rather than as an exotic pattern. The region page's own measured terrain readings put the slope gentle and the cover cropland, so the plate is built on those numbers and not on a terraced-paddy stereotype.",
"care_source": "DECLARED STANDARD, same basis as the other three.",
"canon_note": "registries/T0_Region_Index, row flores_island — weather_cycle_profile 'dry;ash;clear'; the ASH state is the third member and this is the plate that carries it. docs/spine/CH_03.md:80 — the fields are 'the lingko spider-web (lodok) fields radiating from the Compang Ruteng center-stone', so the fan is the chapter's own landform. _source/02_Tier_2_Region_Pages/flores_island.md:63 — across the fan footprint the terrain reads mean elevation 941.2 m with slope mean 3.3 degrees and 84 percent cropland and grass, so the fan is gently sloping worked ground rather than steep terracing. registries/T0_Chapter_Index, row CH_03 — emotional_register tenderness, and this is the set's resolution plate."
}
}
}