Keeping the Secret with the Role During an Agreed Swap
This is an invented planning exercise, not a customer event or testimonial.
Background and constraints
A fictional participant prefers a different speaking level after seeing the proposed draw. The host agrees to a role swap before any private card is distributed.
Exact tool inputs
| premise | Two fictional gallery roles exchange assignments before play |
|---|---|
| setting | Archive |
| names | Ari Bea Cleo |
| roles | Curator Copyist Reader |
| secrets | The curator has the display permission note. The copyist knows the teaching-copy mark. The reader has the approved public description. |
Actual generated result
- name
- Ari
- role
- Curator
- premise
- Two fictional gallery roles exchange assignments before play
- secret
- The curator has the display permission note.
- relationship
- You exchanged a fictional letter with Bea.
- name
- Bea
- role
- Copyist
- premise
- Two fictional gallery roles exchange assignments before play
- secret
- The copyist knows the teaching-copy mark.
- relationship
- You exchanged a fictional letter with Cleo.
- name
- Cleo
- role
- Reader
- premise
- Two fictional gallery roles exchange assignments before play
- secret
- The reader has the approved public description.
- relationship
- You exchanged a fictional letter with Ari.
Planning process
The organizer regenerates or updates the role assignment as a complete role-and-secret slot, rather than moving only the role title. The host checks the final cards so the curator still carries the permission note and the copyist still carries the copy-mark fact.
Result explanation
A secret is part of a character’s information model. Separating it from the role during a swap can break the story’s evidence logic. The tool’s generated slot association provides the correct starting relationship.
Alternative
Offer a neutral observer role if swapping would expose too much information after cards have already been read.
Execution notes
Agree changes before play where possible and replace obsolete printouts. Do not pretend a player can forget a secret already seen.
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FAQ
Are these real event records?
No. All people, dates, constraints and planning amounts in this scenario are fictional inputs supplied to demonstrate a workflow.
How can I try this plan?
Open the linked tool, enter the exact inputs above, review the result and save it locally. Export a backup if you want a separate copy.