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The first paper in this series stated the theory as it stood at the end of the chair session: everything falls toward matter, nothing lands, at the Aldred Limit the fall turns around. This second paper states the same evening's extensions whole. The bounce is completed: the pull never lets go, not even in the instant with no time in it — only the direction turns. The strength of the wall's shimmer is set by two densities meeting at the film, and the campaign priced that pointer the night it was given: the frame owns only one side's density at the film today. What the dark side owns instead is a past — each bubble's number was set at its own cut, by the pool of dark that stood around it then, a placement that survived audit as the first exterior address in the campaign to do so. That claim owes two factors, printed at full size: a datum and a response map. The datum's true name is the pull's strength at our cut — the first magnitude the dark has ever been denominated in. The center of the figure was priced for the first time and found empty, item by item: the hole at the middle is her place, and nothing in the arithmetic is booked there. The conversion is not derived. Both locks stand to the digit: Lock 1 at 121.5 dex, Lock 2 at 0.011782 dex.
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