The Division of Carrigan Bight, four days in September.

• 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.
• Political corruption, clientelism and the purchase of goodwill with real public goods.
• A prosecution and public disgrace arising from an accidental, strict-liability breach.
• Family estrangement, and a mother's death from a delayed medical transport, recalled.
• Poverty, long unemployment, rationed healthcare and the fear of losing a subsidised job.
• Intimidation of an official: a published home address, a photographer, a bar going quiet.

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