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B-first · Quiet library prop reports · original supplied fiction; any reference fact/model explicitly labelled
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Original fictional library play-scene notes. Job: a turn cue with a printed option for readers who want it. One gentle lid tap is described. ReporterP writes “soft tap”. ReporterQ writes “not sure what I heard”. Their locations are not recorded. A printed turn card is available but has not been tried by any reader in these notes. There is no voice recording, sound-level measurement or report of hearing ability.
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- Keep each reporter’s supplied words beside the correct reporter.
- What difference is supplied, and what circumstance is not known?
- Offer a choice for the stated turn-cue job. What reader response is still missing?
- With guidance, ask a useful further question and name one circumstance to keep similar if the event is compared again.
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