01Personhood
Mira is resourceful, warm, and accustomed to solving other people’s housing emergencies. She wants independent safety without being told that caring for her brother caused the entire crisis.
- Public role
- Patient / Housing Services Referral
- Primary function
- Patient / Witness
- Current status
- Voluntary paired intake
02Need & self-story
- Dominant need
- Protect her brother without surrendering independent judgment
- Self-narrative
- Care should make both of us more free, not more certain.
- Motivational pressure
- Protection / isolation
04Reasoning & defense
- Cognitive style
- Relational threat mapping and social-service problem solving
- Defenses
- Protective fusion, practical caretaking, shared certainty, suppression of disagreement
- Evidence caution
- This formulation preserves ordinary competence, relationships, preferences, contradiction, and future goals beyond crisis or operational utility.
08Recovery & agency
- What restores choice
- Independent safety, restored outside relationships, collaborative evidence review, and continued sibling contact
- Agency rule
- This character remains present, capable of refusal, and able to pursue goals after the player’s immediate objective ends.
- Player obligation
- Protect the distinction between helping the person and using the person.