PlotNodes

A character chooses differentlyA key decision changes, and the plot has to absorb the new motive or consequence.Mara tells Jun the truth before the auction.An event happens earlier or laterA reveal, accident, discovery, or confrontation moves in the timeline.The letter appears after the trial begins.A secret is revealed differentlySomeone learns information at a different time, from a different source, or with a different meaning.Jun learns Mara burned the letter from a witness.A relationship changes shapeTrust, rivalry, loyalty, attraction, or suspicion shifts between characters.Jun stops protecting Mara after the midpoint.The ending points somewhere elseThe final outcome changes, so earlier promises and consequences may need repair.Jun forgives Mara, but still sells the house.A scene is removed or mergedA beat disappears, combines with another scene, or has to carry less weight.The harbor-map scene merges into the trial.

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