deep_read_T0_Creature_Roster_fairy-literary.json

creatures/deep_read_T0_Creature_Roster_fairy-literary.json

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 "stream_id": "deep_read_T0_Creature_Roster_fairy-literary",
 "target_t0_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
 "stream_scope": "fairy-literary",
 "lane": "book_first_deep_read",
 "source": "docs/book_extractions/ (EXR v0.2), merged per OPEN-Q3 (union-citations, conflicts to the critic)",
 "note": "GENERATED by harness/rag/deep_read.py merge — a regenerable view over docs/book_extractions/EXR_*.json. Do NOT hand-edit: audit and ratification work lands downstream (§7.5 seed typing / §8.8 cultural-authenticity audit / the owner lane), never here. Every row is PROPOSAL-TIER; ratified-only enters build packs.",
 "disputed_refs": [],
 "extracted_entries": [
  {
   "merge_anchor": {
    "name": "The giant lythra",
    "culture_or_region": "fairy literary"
   },
   "entity_kind": "creature",
   "target_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
   "owner_lane": "phase3_stream",
   "region_refs": [
    "fairy-literary"
   ],
   "contributors": [
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01845",
     "entity_id": "EC_07",
     "primary_region": "fairy-literary",
     "entity_kind": "creature",
     "target_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
     "descriptive_substrate": "Named as 'that most fierce and lethal of tropic snakes,' a giant serpent of the Yann jungle that the Wanderers alone greet as kin and pass among unharmed.",
     "portrayal_note": "Invented dreamland fauna - a jungle-realm creature/mini-boss candidate. Its snake-charmer immunity is a usable encounter hook (a faction that can pass it safely).",
     "deity_portrayable_note": null,
     "care_flag": null,
     "chapter_ref": null,
     "target_registry_note": "Bestiary",
     "prefill": null
    }
   ],
   "citations": [
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01845",
     "citation": "Idle Days on the Yann"
    }
   ],
   "status": "proposed",
   "conflicts": [],
   "lane_mismatch": null
  },
  {
   "merge_anchor": {
    "name": "The blethany (the breathing poison-bloom)",
    "culture_or_region": "fairy literary"
   },
   "entity_kind": "creature",
   "target_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
   "owner_lane": "phase3_stream",
   "region_refs": [
    "fairy-literary"
   ],
   "contributors": [
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01845",
     "entity_id": "EC_10",
     "primary_region": "fairy-literary",
     "entity_kind": "creature",
     "target_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
     "descriptive_substrate": "A marvellous herb near the summit of Mount Zaumnos that scents a whole range; by night it closes its petals and is heard to breathe, and its breath is a swift poison - and it does so by day too if the snows about it are disturbed. 'No plant of this has ever been captured alive.'",
     "portrayal_note": "Invented flora-hazard; a herbalism/alchemy ingredient AND an ambient hazard (a breathing, poisonous, uncollectable bloom). Rewards careful real-world-style caution (disturb the snow and it wakes).",
     "deity_portrayable_note": null,
     "care_flag": null,
     "chapter_ref": null,
     "target_registry_note": "Bestiary",
     "prefill": null
    }
   ],
   "citations": [
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01845",
     "citation": "In Zaccarath"
    }
   ],
   "status": "proposed",
   "conflicts": [],
   "lane_mismatch": null
  },
  {
   "merge_anchor": {
    "name": "Pan (the wild-god who will not stay dead)",
    "culture_or_region": "fairy literary"
   },
   "entity_kind": "deity",
   "target_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
   "owner_lane": "cross_pipeline",
   "region_refs": [
    "fairy-literary"
   ],
   "contributors": [
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01847",
     "entity_id": "EC_01",
     "primary_region": "fairy-literary",
     "entity_kind": "deity",
     "target_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
     "descriptive_substrate": "Horned Arcadian wild-god who feigns death, leaps up at maidens' laughter, laughs at his own marble tomb, and reproves the lonely flowers with 'be patient, these things are not for long.' A recurring finale NPC embodying the vitality the modern world keeps declaring dead.",
     "portrayal_note": "Real Greek deity, USABLE and honored — portray as the living wild-god; the 'wicked age' framing is Dunsany's irony against the enlightened, never a canonical villain-cast. Never a deity-name on a mortal NPC.",
     "deity_portrayable_note": "Real Greek deity, USABLE and honored — portray as the living wild-god; the 'wicked age' framing is Dunsany's irony against the enlightened, never a canonical villain-cast. Never a deity-name on a mortal NPC.",
     "care_flag": null,
     "chapter_ref": null,
     "target_registry_note": "Deity/Entity registry (cross-cutting mythic figures) | retired target_registry T0_Folklore_Entity_Registry -> T0_Creature_Roster (v0.2.3 enum correction)",
     "prefill": null
    }
   ],
   "citations": [
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01847",
     "citation": "The Death of Pan [f03]"
    },
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01847",
     "citation": "The Tomb of Pan [f51]"
    },
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01847",
     "citation": "The Prayer of the Flowers [f12]"
    }
   ],
   "status": "proposed",
   "conflicts": [],
   "lane_mismatch": "owner_lane cross_pipeline vs phase3-stream registry T0_Creature_Roster"
  },
  {
   "merge_anchor": {
    "name": "Charon the Ferryman",
    "culture_or_region": "fairy literary"
   },
   "entity_kind": "deity",
   "target_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
   "owner_lane": "cross_pipeline",
   "region_refs": [
    "fairy-literary"
   ],
   "contributors": [
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01847",
     "entity_id": "EC_02",
     "primary_region": "fairy-literary",
     "entity_kind": "deity",
     "target_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
     "descriptive_substrate": "The eternally weary boatman of the dead, arms aching as part of Eternity, rowing shades to the coast of Dis; lately the dead crowd in by thousands. Made to both weep and smile only by the shade who says 'I am the last.'",
     "portrayal_note": "Real classical mythic figure, usable as a solemn NPC/psychopomp for the death-crossing; not a combat boss.",
     "deity_portrayable_note": "Real classical mythic figure, usable as a solemn NPC/psychopomp for the death-crossing; not a combat boss.",
     "care_flag": null,
     "chapter_ref": null,
     "target_registry_note": "Deity/Entity registry (psychopomps) | retired target_registry T0_Folklore_Entity_Registry -> T0_Creature_Roster (v0.2.3 enum correction)",
     "prefill": null
    }
   ],
   "citations": [
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01847",
     "citation": "Charon [f02]"
    }
   ],
   "status": "proposed",
   "conflicts": [],
   "lane_mismatch": "owner_lane cross_pipeline vs phase3-stream registry T0_Creature_Roster"
  },
  {
   "merge_anchor": {
    "name": "Death (the weary servant)",
    "culture_or_region": "fairy literary"
   },
   "entity_kind": "folkloric_being",
   "target_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
   "owner_lane": "cross_pipeline",
   "region_refs": [
    "fairy-literary"
   ],
   "contributors": [
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01847",
     "entity_id": "EC_03",
     "primary_region": "fairy-literary",
     "entity_kind": "folkloric_being",
     "target_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
     "descriptive_substrate": "An unsightly, mocked personification who fails to frighten aged Odysseus, weeps dryly over ominous wine at losing his sport when Man is gone, and once revived by cheap modern food strides ravening through the cities. A pitiable recurring figure, not a reaper-boss.",
     "portrayal_note": "Personified abstraction, usable as a melancholy NPC that inverts the reaper trope; portray with weight, do not defang the mortality it carries.",
     "deity_portrayable_note": null,
     "care_flag": null,
     "chapter_ref": null,
     "target_registry_note": "Entity_Persona / recurring-figure registry | retired target_registry T0_Folklore_Entity_Registry -> T0_Creature_Roster (v0.2.3 enum correction)",
     "prefill": null
    }
   ],
   "citations": [
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01847",
     "citation": "Death and Odysseus [f10]"
    },
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01847",
     "citation": "A Losing Game [f32]"
    },
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01847",
     "citation": "The Food of Death [f36]"
    }
   ],
   "status": "proposed",
   "conflicts": [],
   "lane_mismatch": "owner_lane cross_pipeline vs phase3-stream registry T0_Creature_Roster"
  },
  {
   "merge_anchor": {
    "name": "The Immortal Years (colossi)",
    "culture_or_region": "fairy literary"
   },
   "entity_kind": "deity",
   "target_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
   "owner_lane": "cross_pipeline",
   "region_refs": [
    "fairy-literary"
   ],
   "contributors": [
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01847",
     "entity_id": "EC_10",
     "primary_region": "fairy-literary",
     "entity_kind": "deity",
     "target_registry": "T0_Creature_Roster",
     "descriptive_substrate": "Colossal idols in a hidden winter valley beyond Cathay — the dead years themselves, alone the immortals, at whose feet all kings, cities, gods and Time kneel; they fashioned every smile and crowned every king, and all events to be flow from their feet like a river.",
     "portrayal_note": "Dunsany's cosmological personification; usable as a pilgrimage colossi-site above even the gods, a lore/vril venue rather than a combat boss.",
     "deity_portrayable_note": "Dunsany's cosmological personification; usable as a pilgrimage colossi-site above even the gods, a lore/vril venue rather than a combat boss.",
     "care_flag": null,
     "chapter_ref": null,
     "target_registry_note": "Deity/Entity registry (cosmic figures) | retired target_registry T0_Folklore_Entity_Registry -> T0_Creature_Roster (v0.2.3 enum correction)",
     "prefill": null
    }
   ],
   "citations": [
    {
     "extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_01847",
     "citation": "Alone the Immortals [f27]"
    }
   ],
   "status": "proposed",
   "conflicts": [],
   "lane_mismatch": "owner_lane cross_pipeline vs phase3-stream registry T0_Creature_Roster"
  }
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}

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