Storycraft · Continuity
Continuity Notes#
Characters#
- Doug Walker
- Jerry Collins
- Randy Boone
- Heather Alvarez
- Councilwoman Priya Shah
- Tucker Vance
- Kayla Boone, optional background presence with a camera
Factions#
- Bellwether Municipal Government
- Early Hop Collective influence through Heritage Grain Collective
- Randy's regulars before formal Resistance identity
Locations#
- Randy's Tavern
- Heritage Grain Collective
- Bellwether Municipal Complex
- Fermentation District
- Walker Small Engine & Repair, optional setup scene
- Jerry's House and Signal Shed, optional ending tag
Artifacts and Technology#
- First fermentation pulse
- Heritage refrigeration and glycol systems
- No Gleaming Cube reveal yet
- No Barry reveal yet
Timeline Milestones#
- Introduces redevelopment dispute.
- Jerry records the first fermentation pulse.
- Heritage receives approval.
- Randy's has ninety days to comply.
- A brewery tank answers an unspoken question.
New Facts for Editorial Review#
- The district standards include facade, lighting, parking, grease handling, and permit costs.
- Doug's fake parking signs become his first failed act of resistance.
- Doug's private danger vocabulary is introduced: quicksand, antidotes, and cinematic identity-swap logic are jokes now and foreshadow later hazards.
- Heather notices event-staff comment seeding before anyone calls it intelligence.