Hello, I’m Devon. Let’s look at the architectural integrity of Chapter 10. This is a foundational "climax-to-resolution" beat, and while the emotional payoff for the individual characters is high, there are some structural and continuity fissures that need to be mortared.

### 1. PROSE EVIDENCE
*   "The 'Blind Stitch' that bound us together—that desperate, illegal tether I’d spun in the heat of our escape—was no longer a silver cord. It was a vacuum." (Early): **Working well;** it uses the established weaving metaphor to visualize a high-stakes physical threat.
*   "Dorian leaned his forehead against mine. He was so light now that a strong gust of wind might have dispersed him into the grey rain." (Mid): **Weakness;** the physics of Dorian being "light" contradicts his previous physical description of heavy breathing and natural weight in the RAG character state.
*   "The metallic surface softened, melting like lead in a forge. It didn't reset the world. It didn't call back the erased places. Instead, it fed on the ink and the destruction, and then it *failed*." (Late): **Working well;** the prose emphasizes the subversion of the "perfect" tropes expected in the genre.

### 2. CHARACTER VOICE AUDIT

**Dorian Thorne**
*   **Line:** "The math... it doesn't... equate, Lyra."
*   **Signature Vocabulary/Tics:** YES. (Referencing math/logic/calculation).
*   **Avoid Forbidden Patterns:** YES. (He uses a contraction "doesn't", but the profile explicitly allows this when he is "physically exhausted or in extreme pain," which he is here).
*   **Emotional Register:** YES. (He is facing erasure with his characteristic clinical detachment).

**Lyra Vance**
*   **Line:** "One, two, three, four."
*   **Signature Vocabulary/Tics:** YES. (Uses her counting ritual to ground herself).
*   **Avoid Forbidden Patterns:** YES. (She remains tactile, looking at hands rather than eyes).
*   **Emotional Register:** YES. (She moves from her "perfectionist" want to her "chaos" need).

**Silas Vane (Reference Only)**
*   **Constraint Check:** Silas does not speak in this chapter, but Lyra references his "Perfect Knot" philosophy, which aligns with his RAG profile.

### 3. STRENGTHS TO PRESERVE
*   **The Subverted Choice:** Lyra’s decision to smash the tool rather than use it is a strong structural outcome. Quote: "I slammed the Fae pen against the metallic edge of the Fragment."
*   **The Physical Transition:** The shift from magical indigo to a mundane scar is a permanent character-state change that grounds the ending. Quote: "In its place was a jagged, silver scar—a permanent mark, raised and un-pulsing."

### 4. MUST-FIX -- CONTINUITY
*   **ORIGINAL:** "I could see the individual bones of his wrist... and then I could see the jagged rocks of the Periphery right through them."
*   **PROBLEM:** The RAG Context [character-state] for Chapter 10 explicitly states: "Dorian Thorne... Physical: Form is fully opaque and stabilized." This chapter depicts him as translucent and fading, which contradicts the "Permanent" status of his stabilization in the database.
*   **FIX:** Reconcile the timeline. Either this chapter takes place *before* the stabilization described in the RAG context, or Dorian must remain opaque while suffering from a different physical malady (e.g., severe internal Thread-Burn spasms) rather than transparency.

*   **ORIGINAL:** "The Fragment had changed. It was no longer a piece of parchment; it was a heavy, metallic slab..."
*   **PROBLEM:** RAG Context [Lyra/The Fragment] states the map is "destroyed" and "its whispers silenced." The chapter text has it functioning as a "metallic slab" that is still whispering.
*   **FIX:** Ensure the "destruction" noted in RAG happens at the *end* of this chapter. The narrative must lead to the moment where the "whispers" stop.

### 5. MUST-FIX -- CLARITY
*   **ORIGINAL:** "One drop of the 'reclaimed' ink on my hand, one stroke of a Master Pen, and the world would be rewritten."
*   **PROBLEM:** It is unclear where the "Master Pen" came from. She refers to it as her "Fae pen" later, but the "reclaimed ink" is introduced suddenly without a clear source in the immediate action. 
*   **FIX:** Explicitly state the ink is leaking from the indigo stain on her palm or being drawn from the Fragment itself to clarify the "cost" of the rewrite.

### 6. OPTIONAL SUGGESTIONS
*   **The Inquisitor Hook:** (Optional) The chapter mentions the Inquisitors are "yards away" and then they are forgotten once the map breaks. 
    *   **Passage:** "holding onto each other while the Weaver’s Guild sent their Inquisitor Stays to hunt us down..." 
    *   **Suggestion:** Add one line after the map breaks to show the Inquisitors becoming "disoriented" as per the NPC Memory in the RAG context, to provide immediate closure to that threat.

### 7. FORBIDDEN CHANGES / NON-GOALS
*   **Do NOT** correct Dorian's "clumsy" sitting or his use of contractions in the final scene. These are intentional indicators of his transformation and his physical state.
*   **Do NOT** remove Lyra’s "One, two, three, four" count; this is her signature grounding mechanism.
*   **Do NOT** smooth out the descriptions of the "geographically incorrect" landscape; the "jagged and messy" nature of the world is a thematic requirement.

### 8. VERDICT: REVISE
**SCORE: 82**
**REASONING:** The chapter is emotionally resonant and hits the necessary arc beats, but it suffers from a significant continuity clash with the RAG database regarding Dorian's opacity and the Fragment's state. These must be aligned before the chapter is finalized.