The party

He opens every talk with Shalom. Moses and Elijah walk beside him wherever he goes. His written identity is built around teaching rather than combat moves, and the crew sits down and listens - the scenes give the words and the listeners room to carry the moment. He is the one character who knows he is in a story, and he says so.

Teacher

Opens every talk with Shalom; the one cast member who knows this is a story.

He has no moves, and this document does not invent any -- the standing rule says so explicitly: no A, B, C for him, ever. What he does instead: heals for free (silence is the whole effect, no sting, no swell), feeds people for free (the single most disruptive act in the story, economically), and is present for violence without ever stopping it or joining it. Moses and Elijah walk with him always and never speak, except once, in reserve, for the entire story. He is the only character aware of the camera, the votes and the audience, and turns to address them directly, rarely, without ever breaking his own composure.

No named equipment has been established.

We will add story props as their scenes are written.

No video with assigned dialogue is linked yet.

That does not rule out a silent appearance. Later recruits remain part of the story plan.