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### Existing working summary The group leaves the Shell station and discovers that the road makes every private habit louder: wounds, water, weapons, Scout, Beta, Steve's absence, and the fact that the station is no longer a radius around Lexa but a memory they are carrying. The chapter should open the part through mov
### Chapter role in Part 2 To carry the Part 2 transformation from first-pack survival toward a larger moving system. Specific role for this chapter: The group leaves the Shell station and discovers that the road makes every private habit louder: wounds, water, weapons, Scout, Beta, Steve's absence, and the fact that t
### Physical opening The old visitor station / first temporary stop after Shell.
### Physical ending A road baseline with the van, water, medicine, Steve's tin/sign materials, Scout and Beta all physically accounted for.
### What the previous chapter leaves that must matter here Chapter 027, The First Night Without Walls, ends the escape night at the visitor/information center. Chapter 028 opens there the next morning and carries the actual night's physical and emotional consequences. Track injuries, vehicles, water, food, weapons, chi
### What the next chapter must receive from here Chapter 029 must receive the exact physical state created here: location, group composition, supplies, wounds, emotional pressure, knowledge limits, and any objects or signs placed.
### Physically active characters Use the chapter-specific Physical cast field below and its scene groups; no future entrant is present by mention.
### Characters active through speech, memory, object, or absence Steve may be active through jacket, signs, route language, grief, or Robin/Nancy memory. Costia, old families, Storybrooke, prison history, and lost futures may appear only when the chapter focus allows it.
### Characters who should not appear physically No characters from later parts unless this chapter specifically introduces them. No Avalance, Waverider crew, Anya, Mike, Dustin, Karen, Holly, or Part 3 payoff figures physically in Part 2.
### Knowledge map | Character/group | Knows at start | Learns in chapter | Knows by end | Must not know yet | |---|---|---|---|---| | Core group | Previous route and immediate survival facts | Chapter-specific pressure | Updated physical and emotional state | Steve is alive, radio payoff, later arrivals | | New/feature
### Forbidden knowledge No Theo yet as symbol only; the chapter must not treat the new road as stable or safe. Also: no narrator future-summary language, no proof of Steve, no Part 3 radio logic.
### Objects, vehicles, supplies, body, and logistics Track vehicles, fuel, water, food, medical bag, clean cloth, weapons, maps, Theo supplies if present, Henry belongings if present, Steve sign kit if present, Scout, Beta, sleeping arrangements, and who can physically carry what.
### Children, animals, injuries, pregnancy, and medical continuity Children and animals are structural, not decorative. Theo and Henry require appropriate care. Scout and Beta affect movement. Wounds, infection, exhaustion, menstruation, hygiene, and sleep debt must remain continuous.
### Relationship state at opening Use the existing couple state embodied in the required beats below; no relationship starts merely because a new chapter begins.
### Emotional shift in the chapter Nancy has a map but no home; Clarke has to receive Lexa's fear without treating it as a wound she can close.
### Relationship state at ending Carry the specific emotional movement below without treating relief, touch or help as a cure.
### Constraints The chapter must feel like fanfic and story, not a technical report. Logistics must be alive, voiced, intimate, funny, painful, or dangerous.
### Future seeds Allowed only as physical details or incomplete present knowledge.
### How future seeds are allowed in prose Through present-tense objects, actions, blocking, incomplete knowledge, and character-specific perception.
### How future seeds are forbidden in prose No reader-facing explanation, no prophecy language, no `they did not know yet`, no future-summary framing.