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title, category, tags, contextKey, micro, quickTitle, quickSummary, screenshot
| title | category | tags | contextKey | micro | quickTitle | quickSummary | screenshot |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Relationships | Scene Inspector | scene inspector, relationships, character arcs, continuity | sceneInspector.relationships | Track relationship changes as scene events. | Relationship events | Relationship events show how family, friendship, romance, rivalry, mentorship and professional bonds evolve through scenes. |
Overview
Relationships change through scenes. A conversation may deepen trust, expose betrayal, begin attraction, damage a friendship or shift a professional alliance. Recording those changes helps character arcs stay visible.
Relationship Types
Types describe the shape of the bond: family, friendship, romance, rivalry, mentorship, professional, alliance or another story-specific connection.
Reciprocity
Relationships can be mutual or one-sided. One character may love, trust, resent or mentor another without the feeling being returned. That asymmetry is often the story.
Intensity
Intensity records relationship strength. A low-intensity rivalry might be irritation. A high-intensity rivalry might drive major choices. A romance can be quiet but intense, or public but shallow.
Evolution
Use events when the relationship state changes in this scene. This helps you see whether a breakup has setup, whether forgiveness arrives too quickly, or whether a character behaves as if a relationship has changed before the scene that actually changes it.