# 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?

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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.

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.

Curator qualifications: Updated S81 Q1/Q2 table (9 of 16 cells change). It agrees with C3R-0506/0507 on Archer moving off relayed_only; 'partial' rather than 'counterposition' is defensible because Archer keeps an obstacle test as practical advice. The tensions E12-E17 are worker inference.

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Evidence claims:
- [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: https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/10865/pg10865.txt

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