Updating the C3-B268-S81 concordance on conflict (Q1) and character-change preparation (Q2) with Münsterberg Chapter X and the Phillips, Esenwein and Leeds, Lutz and Forster passages, which positions change and which tensions are new?
Of the 16 author-by-question cells in S81's Q1 and Q2 concordance, 9 change status. Q1: Münsterberg moves from 'agrees_scoped' to 'agrees' (Ch. X necessity claim), Esenwein and Leeds from 'silent_scoped' to 'agrees' (Ch. VIII and XVII; the Ch. XIV silence stays true), Archer from 'relayed_only' to 'partial' (two re-verified rows), Forster from 'no_record' to 'silent_scoped'. Q2: Phillips moves from 'indirect' to 'partial', Esenwein and Leeds, Münsterberg and Forster from 'no_record' to 'indirect', and Lutz to 'silent_scoped'. Counts before and after are in the table. Six tensions are new (internal struggle; complex character; a villain's reform; necessity of conflict now three against two; predictable versus surprising; label collisions). No source gives a preparation method or a count, so Q2 remains a matter of direction and consistency rules rather than of preparation. The S81 finding that Phillips alone states the strong form of the conflict rule no longer holds.
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- [inference] Of the 16 author-by-question cells in S81's Q1 and Q2 concordance, 9 change status. Q1: Münsterberg moves from 'agrees_scoped' to 'agrees' (Ch. X necessity claim), Esenwein and Leeds from 'silent_scoped' to 'agrees' (Ch. VIII and XVII; the Ch. XIV silence stays true), Archer from 'relayed_only' to 'partial' (two re-verified rows), Forster from 'no_record' to 'silent_scoped'. Q2: Phillips moves from 'indirect' to 'partial', Esenwein and Leeds, Münsterberg and Forster from 'no_record' to 'indirect', and Lutz to 'silent_scoped'. Counts before and after are in the table. Six tensions are new (internal struggle; complex character; a villain's reform; necessity of conflict now three against two; predictable versus surprising; label collisions). No source gives a preparation method or a count, so Q2 remains a matter of direction and consistency rules rather than of preparation. The S81 finding that Phillips alone states the strong form of the conflict rule no longer holds. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source
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