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### Chapter role in Part 2 Block: The first convoy. The first multi-vehicle movement begins. The group sounds like a convoy before it has earned the word: spacing, hand signals, stops, children, animals, Steve signs, maps, tools, weight, fuel, and emergency access. Robin's perception line is active: she may hear a diff
### Physical opening To be staged from the previous chapter's exact handoff. The chapter must begin with the physical consequences of Chapter 050 visible in people, vehicles, supplies, children, animals, wounds, signs, and location.
### Physical ending / handoff The chapter ends at a first road camp / underpass / service-bridge stop.
### Required continuity and scene anchors * Keep the chapter as lived scene work, not report-language. * Track water, food, medicine, hygiene, light, sleep, sound, weapons, vehicles, children, animals, weather, and living-person road pressure. * Keep Steve present only through signs, jacket, route code, grief, private
### Forbidden / failure points * No radio proof, no new Steve information, no Avalance/Waverider, no Anya, no Mike or Dustin physically in Part 2. * Do not use narrator future-summary or tell the reader what the moment will mean later. * Do not let logistics erase the four central couples.
### Status Approved chapter contract, ready for later skeleton/prose expansion.
## Chapter 052, Life Should Be More Than Just Survival
### Approved contract status Approved in the Part 2 pre-writing pass after source-merging the old `part2_chapter_logic_map.md` with the newer block contracts. This entry replaces older thinner planning for this chapter.
### Chapter role in Part 2 Block: The first convoy. A Clexa-centered ensemble night pays off the line that life should be more than survival. Lexa accepts through action, and maybe limited speech, that fear and choice can coexist; Clarke sees her choosing life without demanding a neat label. The chapter must have life,
### Physical opening To be staged from the previous chapter's exact handoff. The chapter must begin with the physical consequences of Chapter 051 visible in people, vehicles, supplies, children, animals, wounds, signs, and location.
### Physical ending / handoff The chapter must have life, laughter, intimacy, body, guards, light discipline, sound discipline, and group warmth, not only a tiny bet scene.
### Required continuity and scene anchors * Keep the chapter as lived scene work, not report-language. * Track water, food, medicine, hygiene, light, sleep, sound, weapons, vehicles, children, animals, weather, and living-person road pressure. * Keep Steve present only through signs, jacket, route code, grief, private
### Forbidden / failure points * No radio proof, no new Steve information, no Avalance/Waverider, no Anya, no Mike or Dustin physically in Part 2. * Do not use narrator future-summary or tell the reader what the moment will mean later. * Do not let logistics erase the four central couples.
### Status Approved chapter contract, ready for later skeleton/prose expansion.
## Chapter 053, The Things Everyone Still Carries
### Approved contract status Approved in the Part 2 pre-writing pass after source-merging the old `part2_chapter_logic_map.md` with the newer block contracts. This entry replaces older thinner planning for this chapter.
### Chapter role in Part 2 Block: The first convoy. A collective memory chapter without biography dumping. Costia, Steve, Octavia, Abby, prison, Storybrooke, Kurt, family, and old futures surface through objects, fire, touch, jokes, selective honesty, and silence. The group learns more of each other's losses without he
### Physical opening To be staged from the previous chapter's exact handoff. The chapter must begin with the physical consequences of Chapter 052 visible in people, vehicles, supplies, children, animals, wounds, signs, and location.
### Physical ending / handoff The group learns more of each other's losses without healing everything.
### Required continuity and scene anchors * Keep the chapter as lived scene work, not report-language. * Track water, food, medicine, hygiene, light, sleep, sound, weapons, vehicles, children, animals, weather, and living-person road pressure. * Keep Steve present only through signs, jacket, route code, grief, private