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### Files to update after this chapter `chapters_summaries.md`, `worklist_by_parts_part3.md`, `part3_chapter_logic_map.md`, and `canon_ledger.md` if canon changes.
### Status Organized planning slot. Awaiting new skeleton pass.
## Chapter 076, The Thing That Asked for Too Much Space
### Block Water Line / Shoni / Seth-Summer
### Existing planning summary Chapter 76 returns to the convoy after the Steve block. It opens the Water Line / Shoni / Seth-Summer block that used to sit earlier. The convoy after the Waverider is already too large to pretend it is small, and the knowledge that Steve is alive now sits under every movement.
### Chapter role in this part The chapter must serve the water environment, marina logistics, Shoni, Seth / Summer, continued Steve signs, fragile broadcasts, and the growing truth that the convoy cannot stay road-only.
### Physical opening To be locked during the new skeleton pass from the previous chapter's physical ending. Do not reuse old prose if it contradicts the current block order.
### Physical ending To be locked during the new skeleton pass according to the next chapter's needs and the current block's handoff.
### What the previous chapter leaves that must matter here Carry forward physical continuity from the previous chapter: vehicles, route, supplies, injuries, children, animals, relationship state, knowledge state, and any active object or signal.
### What the next chapter must receive from here The next chapter must receive a clear physical handoff, not just an emotional idea: location, vehicle arrangement, who is present, who knows what, and what problem is still open.
### Physically active characters To be locked during the new skeleton pass. Do not place a character physically in the chapter only to mark canon. They need action, body, dialogue, knowledge, or consequence.
### Characters active through speech, memory, object, or absence Use absence as an active force only when it affects behavior, objects, signs, dialogue, or body. Steve, Lexa, Anya, the Legends, Hawkins, Shoni, Seth / Summer, or Caskett may be active this way only when the block permits it.
### Characters who should not appear physically in this chapter To be checked against the block order before writing.
### Knowledge map | Character / group | Knows at start | Learns in chapter | Knows by end | Must not know yet | |---|---|---|---|---| | Main convoy | To be filled during skeleton pass | To be filled through scene action | To be filled by physical ending | Cross-block information not yet earned | | Block focus character
### Forbidden knowledge No full Steve reunion in Part 3. No GPS solution. No stable radio rescue. No Anya learning Lexa through Steve. No Waverider magic. No side couple replacing the main core.
### Objects, vehicles, supplies, body, and logistics To be filled during skeleton pass. Must include any physically present vehicles, tools, weapons, water, medical supplies, signs, ropes, radios, maps, food, children supplies, animal needs, and injury constraints.
### Children, animals, injuries, pregnancy, and medical continuity To be filled during skeleton pass. Children, animals, pregnancy, and injuries cannot disappear just because the chapter has plot pressure.
### Relationship state at opening To be filled from the previous chapter and the part-level relationship arc.
### Emotional shift in the chapter Must be specific. The chapter cannot exist only to move pieces on the board.
### Relationship state at ending To be filled as a handoff to the next chapter.