Naples, February 1982. Fifteen months after the Irpinia earthquake, families are still sleeping in sheet-metal containers while Law 219 promises twenty thousand homes and thousands of billions of lire move faster than concrete.

• All characters are adults.
• Sex cuts away at the door; desire, tension and aftermath stay on the page.
• Violence may be graphic where earned.
• Never instructional detail for weapons, drug synthesis, or intrusion methods.
• No slurs written out. Bigotry shows through behaviour and consequence.
• Earthquake trauma, a collapsed school, and the deaths of children are discussed.
• Organized crime, intimidation, arson, forced displacement, and institutional corruption.
• Heroin addiction, withdrawal, and a fatal overdose are shown through bodies and consequence.
• Religious conflict, witness exile, domestic coercion, grief, and bereavement.

Text-first draft: backgrounds and character art are generated placeholders and there is no audio yet.