H05 · A rule for the person who will play

Complete source: Original fiction. A maker has written “Start at the house; push gently toward the star; pause when the piece rests.” No person has yet used the rule. A second picture is only planned.

Own invitation: What might a new player need to ask? Which part has been made, and which part has not been tried?

Wanted practical offer: Offer a child a private drawing or spoken rule for a broad paper piece. Ask whether they want anyone to try it. A wanted trial needs usual local safe arrangements; no public performance.

Complete alternative and access: A child can choose a single instruction by pointing or dictating. An adult can write exact words without improving their scientific content.

Notice and next: A clear-looking rule is not proof of a player’s understanding. Keep “planned”, “written” and “actually tried” separate.