CANDOR — the two-track diff · what each holder holds against the face they show, and the record against itself · divergence reported with provenance · the inference is refused
the displayed track made a surface (engine: stance.display — the face shown, vs held) · two divergence grammars, both from the legal variant's juror-candor receipt: ◑ two faces (a live display contradicts the live held stance — Tam knows the will was altered and shows Elspeth otherwise) and ⇄ the record shifts (two displays on the record disagree — Brody swore content to the crew, then the opposite ashore, 2 000 ticks apart, both on the record) · scrub: Elspeth's mask closes when she stops performing (private again — a held stance with no display is normal, not divergent), Brody's mask closes ashore but his shift is permanent once on the record · Kell is the candid control — he shows what he holds, and no rule ever fires · every finding is worded with both provenances; the footer is the point: the inference is refused — deceit, doubt outgrown, a mind changed — that ruling belongs on the Bench, never in the rule