STANDING ORDER v1.0: the rewrite

The agents now cross into Bellhouse on a diplomatic brief to bring its people
home. A thousand people (118 of the 1974 intake, 881 born below) run the Seat
like a 1970s council, kept down by ninety-day renewals from "Centre", which
is Mr Smith, planted in THROUGH TRAIN. His experiment is procedural and
quiet: a bulletin response, a crèche lullaby, a shared dream, the children's
drawings, a steered establishment. Act One is the briefing, the moor and the
crossing into Enquiries. Act Two is the site, and the detention the Controller
orders on Centre's circular, measured and cited. Act Three is Annex D: at a
thousand the Seat broadcasts an Address that enrols whoever hears it, and the
table must silence it before or while they release the Seat under clause 4.

Same site, people and plates. Two cast actors (the wardens, Teague). New
handouts SO-H05 (Centre's circular) and SO-H06 (terms of engagement). The
section map's key is relabelled (issue 2). Status is honest: v0.7's five desk
passes tested a different plot, and this needs its own.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

docs/scenarios/STANDING_ORDER_ART.md

@@ -10,6 +10,10 @@ regeneration is possible; per house convention the prompt is part of the documen
 and the **quarantine unit** — are bestiary entries and their prompts live in
 `BESTIARY_ART.md`, not here. Everything in this sheet is new work.
 
+**v1.0 (16 September 2026) reused every plate.** The rewrite kept the site, the people and
+the art; only the uses below changed. **Mr Smith must never be drawn** — a face is the one
+thing the case says nobody can recall — and no prompt for him belongs in this sheet.
+
 ---
 
 ## Art direction for this scenario
@@ -64,12 +68,12 @@ regenerate it** — a picture that contradicts a clue is worse than no picture.
 |---|---|
 | `so_01_cover.webp` | Cover plate |
 | `so_02_wetherlaw.webp` | Act One — the farmyard |
-| `so_03_ash_edge.webp` | Act One — clue 2, the surveyed line |
-| `so_04_adit.webp` | Act One — the service adit portal |
+| `so_03_ash_edge.webp` | Act One — clue 3, the soot edge (the file keeps its old name) |
+| `so_04_adit.webp` | Act One — the adit mouth, backfilled; the crossing is above it |
 | `so_05_corridor.webp` | Act Two — arrival below |
-| `so_06_control_room.webp` | Act Two / Three — the broadcast and the signing |
-| `so_07_registry.webp` | Act Two — the stacks, and the thing counting in them |
-| `so_08_creche.webp` | Act Two — the school, and the cost of ending 1 |
+| `so_06_control_room.webp` | Act Two / Three — the bulletin, Centre's file, the studio |
+| `so_07_registry.webp` | Act Two — the Establishment, and the thing counting in the stacks |
+| `so_08_creche.webp` | Act Two — the school, the drawings, the intercom |
 
 **Shared prefix.** Every plate prompt begins with this and it is not optional:
 
@@ -171,8 +175,10 @@ trusting the exit code.
 
 ## Not generated — draw these
 
-**The Bellhouse section drawing.** A cutaway of the site with the seven Act Two locations
-numbered, and a key below the drawing. **This must be hand-built SVG and must not be
+**The Bellhouse section drawing.** A cutaway of the site with the Seat's locations
+numbered, and a key below the drawing. Issue 2 (v1.0) relabels the key for the rewrite and
+lists three pit-gallery locations as *not drawn*; re-render with
+`rsvg-convert -w 2400 -h 1700` then `cwebp -q 88`. **This must be hand-built SVG and must not be
 prompted.** Midjourney will not hold legible text or accurate geography, and this drawing's
 whole job is labels. Two rules from AFTERIMAGE v3.1: numbered callouts with a key beneath
 rather than labels sprayed across the plan, and **the drawing says only what the site says**