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Relationships at This Point

Review relationship states through the selected scene, with source links or an indication that the relationship existed at story start.

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Reading Relationships

Relationships are shown when at least one participant is attached to the selected scene. The other person need not be present. The state reflects relationships established at story start and recorded changes through the selected scene.

Use the source link to inspect a change, such as a friendship becoming a rivalry. Established at story start identifies the initial relationship rather than a scene-based change.

Later developments are excluded. An empty section means no historically established relationships were found for these characters, not that they have no connection in your story. Add or correct the underlying relationship records when needed.

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Review the characters recorded on this scene and use their role and presence labels to understand how they participate.

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Warnings identify recorded inconsistencies or missing state worth reviewing; source links help you decide whether a correction is needed.

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