### 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.
### Constraints
Show through scene logic. No reader-facing explanations, no prophecy language, no future-summary phrasing, no convenient knowledge jumps.
### How future seeds are allowed in prose
Through present-tense objects, actions, blocking, incomplete knowledge, and character-specific perception. No narrator announcement.
### Active-file contradictions to resolve
Check during the skeleton pass against `canon_ledger.md`, `chapters_summaries.md`, `worklist_by_parts_part3.md`, and any active prose master.
### 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.
### Existing planning summary
Chapter 90 brings Castle and the children back to the convoy and pushes the realization that this is no longer only a convoy, but a community without walls. Lily and the twins change the question from how to travel to where they can stop without abandoning anyone.
### Chapter role in this part
The chapter must serve Caskett, the children, the blue van, family pressure, and the final Part 3 realization that the road is no longer enough.
### 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.
### 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.