PHOTOS NOTES

6:2088%

Phone

Photos

41 ITEMS · 1 NEW

KESSLER
PHARMACY

TOTAL18.40

DAY 8 · 11:14A

DAY 8 · 9:02A

LANTERN ST
LAUNDRY

TOTAL7.25

DAY 7 · 2:51P

HALLORAN'S

TAB11.00

DAY 6 · 5:31P

USAGE · KWH

DAY 6 · 4:05P

Halloran's — cash acct.

DAY 5 · 4:17P

DR. PELLCLEANING
DAY 9 · 10:00

DAY 5 · 9:58A

CORNER
GROCERY

TOTAL32.16

DAY 4 · 6:12P

PRICES

DAY 4 · 1:30P

DAY 3 · 8:44A

NIGHT OWL
COFFEE

TOTAL4.50

DAY 3 · 7:20P

MENU

DAY 2 · 10:03P

41 ITEMS

Photos

PHOTO · HALLORAN'SCOIN 360COIN 400

Halloran's — cash acct.b/f 1,240

DAY	IN	OUT	BAL
Mon	410	180	1,470	stock
Tue	385	520	1,335	rent share
Wed	440	95	1,680	ice
Thu	395	610	1,465	stock
Fri	720	140	2,045
Sat	650	1,900	795	—

DAY 5 · 4:17 P.M.

PHOTO 0412TAKEN DAY 5 · 4:17 P.M.

Read the week in the ledger she photographed.

The paper below sets the same six days in the test's table. Her photo stays as she took it.

Halloran's ledgerPHOTO 0412 · DAY 5 · 4:17 P.M.

On the
books

The table shows the cash received and the cash paid out by a small business on each of six days.

Day	Received ($)	Paid out ($)
Mon	410	180
Tue	385	520
Wed	440	95
Thu	395	610
Fri	720	140
Sat	650	1,900

The amount paid out on Saturday is approximately what percent of the total cash received over the six days?

A22%

B55%

C63%

D292%

Choose one

+40

The question names the whole. Here the whole is the week's cash in.

This photo is a document. It can go on the board.

‹ PhotosNext photo ›

Phone

Notes

3 NOTES

To the desk —DAY 7 · 3:12 A.M.

Day 6. Your call came in. Went in person, as told.

SaturdayDAY 4

batteries (AA) · library book back · call Brightline about the cleaning

Walt —DAY 2

The rent will be there Friday. The ceiling in the bathroom is

Notes

DAY 7 · 3:12 A.M.

To the desk —

Day 6. Your call came in. Went in person, as told.

10:30 to 12:10: nothing on record.
Not asleep. ~~Not drinking.~~ Not anything I can write down.

The phone was in my coat the whole time. It has more of that night than I do.

Request the hour back.
Request

NOT SENT Revise

01 · ENTRY · THE GRID

Photos: paper, photographed

The grid is the shell. It carries receipts, two screenshots, a photographed usage chart, a posted price table, a menu, an appointment card, and the Halloran's ledger page (DAY 5 · 4:17P). The ledger sits in the stream and looks like the rest.

Every photo is a CSS paper object lying on a surface (bar top, counter, wood), turned a few degrees the way a hand-held shot lands. The screenshots stay square to the frame because nobody photographs a screenshot. The grid has no faces and no people.

Each thumbnail wears an in-fiction timestamp chip. The only count is 41 ITEMS · 1 NEW.

02 · PLAY · THE ITEM

The ledger, opened as a data round

The photo stays as she took it: tilted, lit by a glare line, handwritten in italic serif, carrying a balance column and plain memos. Under it, the timestamp is shown as evidence: TAKEN DAY 5 · 4:17 P.M. The doc says timestamps are evidence throughout, so the chip stays on the photo and gets its own line below.

The paper is test-shaped: the same six days in a clean ruled table, one question, vertical A–D. Each wrong choice is a real breakdown. A divides Saturday's cash in by the week's, B divides by the week's cash out, and D divides Saturday's out by Saturday's in.

03 · REVEAL · THE VERDICT

Stamp, coin, one line, and a quiet pin

The photo shrinks to a compact row that keeps the timestamp. The stamp lands on the paper, the coin moves here, and the insight names the move in one line.

The dashed note offers Pin, since every photo is a document. The Phone has no opinion about why the Saturday payout is so large, and the screen does not ask.

04 · BRIEF · THE NOTES LIST

Three notes. The season has three or four.

She rarely writes more than a line, and Notes holds the exceptions: an unsent letter to the desk, a list, and a note to the landlord that stops mid-sentence. Titles and previews are in Gelasio because they are her writing. Dates are in mono.

The list shows inventory only. The count is small because volume would break the character (§3.3, §4).

05 · CLOSED · ONE NOTE OPEN

Her writing first

The letter to the desk opens as a note and nothing else. It has no ask, no paper card, no choices and no highlight. It starts in Docket voice (dated, verbs, "as told") and frays: a struck line, a sentence about the phone, and a last "Request" left unfinished.

Station choice: Notes gets a station, and it stays behind the quiet Revise pill at the bottom right, at the same weight as the NOT SENT label. Tapping it would open a revision round on one of her sentences in test format. That sheet is not drawn in this pass. The player can read this note to the end without meeting a question.