### Block 028-029, Road opening and Theo/Vauseman contact
The first pack leaves Shell, learns how exposed movement feels, and encounters the first force that will change every calculation: a baby and the women protecting him.
### Block 030-035, Vauseman and Theo
Alex and Piper receive full Day Zero and old-world context. Theo becomes a living center. The group absorbs them through suspicion, need, care, and logistics.
### Block 036-039, Finchel
Rachel and Finn enter through sound, youth, music, and lost future. They add warmth and volatility without replacing the core.
### Block 040-045, SwanQueen and Henry
Grounded Storybrooke falls. Emma, Regina, and Henry become a moving family unit, observe the main group, and choose contact.
### Storybrooke future-return lock carried from Part 2
SwanQueen/Henry leave Storybrooke in Part 2, but Storybrooke is not erased. Regina's pre-departure civic structure later becomes the reason a remnant can survive: guarded zones, ration rules, safe rooms, child protocols, watch patterns, and emergency hierarchy.
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### Block 046-050, Merged group pressure
The newly merged group becomes too large for the old shelter logic. Leadership friction, children, vehicles, and Steve signs push them toward movement.
### Block 051-059, The first convoy
The group learns to move as a system. Children and animals become structural centers. Roles settle. Voices return. The name `convoy` is earned.
### Hygiene, water, and body
Water must be usable, carried, rationed, spilled, boiled or protected. Bodies sweat, bleed, ache, menstruate, need cleaning, and need privacy.
### Light, darkness, weather, and seasonal pressure
Part 2 must not treat the road, shelters, night, storms, heat, or cold as neutral. The group is moving after public infrastructure has failed, so light and weather shape every choice.
Required applications:
* Nights require visible light logic: moon, fire, candle, f
### Clexa after the kiss
Their intimacy should become a daily pressure in bandage checks, proximity, private permissions, fear, sarcasm, and the growing idea that life can be more than survival.
### The bet and comic pressure
Raven/Robin and others may use teasing around Clexa or group dynamics, but comedy must arise from scene pressure, not meta commentary. Robin's humor also has a practical perception line: the tangent may contain the small sound, route, sign, or social detail that solves the scene.
### Theo as a living child
Theo dictates pacing, not symbolism. He must be fed, changed, warmed, moved, soothed, watched, and protected from noise, cold, sickness, and bad vehicle logic.
### Ronance and Steve
Steve is absent but physically present through jacket, signs, private code, grief, and Nancy/Robin choices. No new knowledge yet.
### SwanQueen and Henry
Emma/Regina must be written as a relationship that already exists as life before it exists as a label: shared parenting, shared meals, civic work, Regina sending food, Emma knowing the private help Regina needs, married banter, and control-banter. The apocalypse does not create the couple; it re