# player2 Private-State Summary

> Generated from `broken-measure-trunk-01-state` at 2026-09-11T12:46:07.503Z.
> Schema sim-1.0.0; source broken-measure-trunk-01-turn-002; SIMULATION.

| Fact ID | Knowable statement | Epistemic status | Confidence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| fact-hearthmere-jar-demonstration-turn2 | Lorn demonstrated Hearthmere's standardized ceramic grain jars at Measure House, showcasing fitted lids sealed with beeswax and clay slip. Senior witness Belen accepted three sealed test jars of sample grain into custody for observation through autumn, and delegates from Barleybank and Reedhaven expressed strong commercial interest. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-reedhaven-domestic-turn2 | Garr established a systematic dry-dock rotation, pulling reed boats ashore to inspect pitch seals, tighten lashings, and dry out hulls. Ivo audited grain rations and expanded wetland foraging, drying roots and smoking fish to establish an independent food reserve. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-reedhaven-exchange-turn1 | Jora completed the scheduled early spring grain-for-baskets exchange at Measure House with Keeper Oren and Sella. Receipts and dual-notched tallies matched the standard delivery, and the grain boat returned safely to Reedhaven. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-reedhaven-infrastructure-turn1 | Garr reinforced the loose landing post with stone ballast and fascines without disrupting boat traffic. Reed boats were inspected and found sound, and marsh foraging supplemented food stores. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-reedhaven-tally-audit-turn2 | Jora presented Reedhaven's tallies and signed receipts to Sella and Oren at Measure House. All records from last month's grain exchange and prior transactions matched the house ledgers cleanly, and the seals on Reedhaven's archived tallies were verified intact. Belen confirmed the Month 3 reweighing schedule. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| measure-map | Barleybank lies west of Measure House, Reedhaven a day downstream, Hearthmere south on the clay slope, and Stonecross a day northeast by road. Ordinary messengers can travel between neighboring settlements in a few days; weather and assigned labor still constrain exchanges. Beyond the familiar routes the map is uncertain. | PUBLIC | CONFIRMED | PUBLIC |
| measure-procedure-custom | The annual public reweighing is already scheduled for the third month of spring, Turn 3, at Measure House. Second-month preparation copies receipt tallies and checks seals. Each community may send its witness, receipts and any reference weight. Stones and books remain under witnessed custody. After evidence and a hearing, three clan witnesses can order a one-month suspension and temporary Belen custody; all four can confirm replacement or revised custody. Censure and a documented restitution claim are available, but payment needs real resources and agreement. Regular exchanges can continue under supervision. | PUBLIC | CONFIRMED | PUBLIC |
| measure-reputation-contacts | Oren has kept the shared measure for twelve years and settled many exchange disputes. The four communities know him by reputation and through their witnesses. Sella keeps duplicate tallies; Belen convenes the weighing witnesses. Reputation is respected but does not guarantee truth. | PUBLIC | CONFIRMED | PUBLIC |
| measure-season-conditions | Early spring, Year 1. Cool rain softens tracks and threatens stored seed. Ordinary food and shelter work remains necessary; no imminent regional famine, epidemic or violent catastrophe is established. | PUBLIC | CONFIRMED | PUBLIC |
| reedhaven-conditions | Reedhaven: about 150 people; a ferry landing and sound reed boats; marsh ground yields little grain, so food depends on regular exchange; sheltered reed beds support baskets wanted by upland growers. One landing post is loose, while the next grain-for-baskets exchange is due this month. Your people buy grain against Measure House tallies and plan boat crews around its predictable exchange days. The shared standard settles most disputes. Your witnesses have not noticed a discrepancy. An interruption would mean negotiating every boatload separately; there is food for ordinary spring work but little reserve for prolonged closure. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| reedhaven-contacts | Fara, landing keeper: Keep grain boats moving. Garr, boat repairer: Replace the loose landing post. Hana, basket maker: Secure fair grain terms. Ivo, provisioner: Avoid skipped meals. Jora, exchange witness: Make schedules reliable. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |