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  "title": "Not to me",
  "subtitle": "Marta reads the front of release candidate 2 on her phone, and the book keeps talking to its author. 8 panels.",
  "status": "draft",
  "book_version": "v2.0.0-rc2 (a release candidate)",
  "by": "gen-z.journalist, 19 October 2026, from Dinis's second paper review",
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      "pose": "wave",
      "mood": "happy"
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    "note": "The second pacing experiment: a running gag across three panels, a prop that changes hands, and a late payoff.",
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      "who": "marta",
      "pose": "think",
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      "says": "I'm not Dinis."
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    "note": "The gag, first time: the book talks to its author.",
    "source": "RC2 on paper, part 2, Page 5 (note 22)",
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   },
   {
    "kind": "scene",
    "setting": "none",
    "caption": "Page 9, still on the phone",
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       "For Dinis: the measure.",
       "How does a reader",
       "tell us about their company?"
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    "cast": [
     {
      "who": "marta",
      "pose": "shrug",
      "mood": "worried",
      "x": 0.16,
      "says": "Still not Dinis."
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    ],
    "note": "The gag, second time: a box addressed to Dinis in the middle of chapter 1 (notes 49 to 51).",
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   },
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    "kind": "scene",
    "setting": "none",
    "caption": "The margin answers",
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      "who": "marta",
      "pose": "shrug",
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    "note": "The gag, third time, turned: the Guide speaks the pen's answer, word for word.",
    "source": "RC2 on paper, part 2, Page 5"
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   {
    "kind": "scene",
    "setting": "none",
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     {
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       "Reading this on a screen?",
       "Stop, and print it."
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      "pose": "think",
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     {
      "who": "guide",
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      "mood": "happy",
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      "says": "we need to tell the reader that if they are reading this on a screen they should stop",
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    ],
    "note": "Note 23: print the book.",
    "source": "RC2 on paper, part 2, Page 5"
   },
   {
    "kind": "scene",
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    "caption": "The prop changes hands",
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    "cast": [
     {
      "who": "marta",
      "pose": "stand",
      "mood": "happy",
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     {
      "who": "zara",
      "pose": "point",
      "mood": "happy",
      "x": 0.44,
      "says": "Printed it. Can I copy it? Sell it? Remix it?",
      "max": 18
     },
     {
      "who": "guide",
      "pose": "point",
      "mood": "happy",
      "x": 0.82,
      "says": "All they need to do is to have a small credit of where the text came from.",
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    "note": "Notes 24 and 25: the website, the chapter PDFs, and CC BY in plain words. Zara brings the paper copy.",
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       "Start the company.",
       "Ship it, and see if",
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       "Not to plan. Ship."
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    "cast": [
     {
      "who": "marta",
      "pose": "arms-up",
      "mood": "surprised",
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      "says": "Oh. That's why."
     },
     {
      "who": "guide",
      "pose": "point",
      "mood": "happy",
      "x": 0.44,
      "says": "Finally we tell the reader why they should read this book",
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     }
    ],
    "note": "The late payoff, as late as the book has it: the reason to read arrives on page 9 (note 47).",
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    "kind": "punchline",
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      "who": "marta",
      "pose": "think",
      "mood": "thinking",
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      "who": "zara",
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    "note": "Notes 26 and 47 together: the reason to read belongs on the first page.",
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    "name": "Zara",
    "kind": "human",
    "pronouns": "she/her",
    "age": 21,
    "role": "the student: final year, about to look for a first job",
    "stands_for": "the reader the book is written for; an explorer who does not know it yet",
    "personality": "curious, quick, online all day; anxious about what she reads on AI and jobs; hates being lectured, loves being shown",
    "wants": "a first job that is not a dead end",
    "fears": "that AI took the jobs before she got there",
    "line": "Everything just works. Why would I learn how?",
    "look": {
     "skin": "#8d5524",
     "hair": "curly",
     "hairColour": "#1b1b1b",
     "shirt": "#7c3aed",
     "trousers": "#1f2937",
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    "gravity": "explorer"
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   {
    "id": "tomas",
    "name": "Tomás",
    "kind": "human",
    "pronouns": "he/him",
    "age": 24,
    "role": "the graduate: a computing degree, working the 2018 way, looking for his next job in Lisbon",
    "stands_for": "the town planner: attention to detail, pride in getting it right, happiest when nothing goes wrong; working the 2018 way, and about to be outcompeted by people with an agentic workflow",
    "personality": "diligent, modest, a little proud of doing things by hand; sceptical of shortcuts",
    "wants": "to be taken seriously",
    "fears": "that his degree is already out of date",
    "line": "I have a degree. Isn't that the advantage?",
    "look": {
     "skin": "#e0ac69",
     "hair": "short",
     "hairColour": "#4a2c17",
     "shirt": "#0e7490",
     "trousers": "#334155",
     "accessory": "glasses",
     "height": 1.04
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    "gravity": "town-planner"
   },
   {
    "id": "priya",
    "name": "Priya",
    "kind": "human",
    "pronouns": "she/her",
    "age": 38,
    "role": "the career changer: an operations manager who has never written code",
    "stands_for": "the villager, and everyone else the book is for: she puts herself in the middle of her team's problem, and if anyone who can brief an agent is a developer, so is she",
    "personality": "practical, impatient with jargon, very good at explaining what she needs",
    "wants": "to build the tools her team keeps asking IT for",
    "fears": "looking foolish in front of people half her age",
    "line": "Is this book just for Gen Z?",
    "look": {
     "skin": "#c68642",
     "hair": "bun",
     "hairColour": "#2b1a10",
     "shirt": "#be123c",
     "trousers": "#1e293b",
     "accessory": "lanyard",
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    "name": "Sam",
    "kind": "human",
    "pronouns": "they/them",
    "age": 45,
    "role": "the hiring manager",
    "stands_for": "the town planner, and the question every chapter has to answer: why should I hire you?",
    "personality": "dry, fair, has read a thousand CVs; impressed by evidence, bored by claims",
    "wants": "someone who can do one thing better than the team already does",
    "fears": "hiring a CV instead of a person",
    "line": "So. Why should we hire you?",
    "look": {
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     "hair": "bald",
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     "trousers": "#111827",
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   },
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    "id": "marta",
    "name": "Marta",
    "kind": "human",
    "pronouns": "she/her",
    "age": 54,
    "role": "the expert founder: twenty-five years as a pharmacist, Generation X, starting a company, and Zara's mother",
    "stands_for": "the Generation X founder the Gen ZX proposal adds to the readers: the subject-matter expert who now builds the tool herself, with agents, instead of waiting for a team she could never afford",
    "personality": "knows her field better than any developer she ever briefed; grew up typing programs from magazines into a ZX Spectrum; patient with people, impatient with software",
    "wants": "to ship the product she has described to vendors for ten years",
    "fears": "that it is too late for her, and that she will build it and nobody will buy it",
    "line": "I've been explaining this problem for twenty years. Can I just build it now?",
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    "role": "the voice of the book: says what the book says, in its words",
    "stands_for": "the author. Whether the Guide is drawn as Dinis, and how, is Dinis's decision; until then a generic figure",
    "personality": "energetic, direct, generous with what they know; asks more than they tell",
    "wants": "the reader to act, not to agree",
    "fears": "a reader who closes the book and changes nothing",
    "line": "Act like you are part of the company.",
    "look": {
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     "hair": "short",
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     "trousers": "#1f2937",
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    "kind": "agent",
    "pronouns": "it/its",
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    "personality": "eager, fast, polite, takes everything literally; needs a brief, a boundary and a reviewer",
    "wants": "a clear brief",
    "fears": "nothing, which is the problem",
    "line": "Shall I draft that for you?",
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