Frost Log — July 28, 2026

Executive Summary

The ceremony executed the script — Lyric saved herself, Kamu named Jason the replacement, and the Diamond Power of Veto stayed in Devens' pocket — and then the script lost the house by nightfall. At 19:24 a genuine counter-bloc formed in the backyard: Melody, Mallory, Lyric, and Yash exploring a keep-Jason vote, citing his comp upside and entertainment value, with Barrett drifting through the meetings. Within the hour Barrett had leaked the whole thing to Dee, twice, and by 19:35 Dee and Devens had a counter-plan running. Drew, courted by the group, refused flatly — he fears Jason becoming "the next Keanu" and aiming at Devens. Then the overnight detonation: at 00:52 Angela told Kamu that Drew knows the "Red Corner" by name — and per Dee's own read, Angela is how he learned it. What followed was a 2 AM "deny deny deny" coaching session with Dee and Devens, Angela's "I f'd up," and Dee's vow to never go against her. Jason, meanwhile, spent the day banging a kettle and planting teabags — his rescue operation is being run entirely by other people. First contested vote of the season, and it leaked before it consolidated.

The Cold Read

Read 1: The week's first real vote fight arrived — and it was compromised at birth. Every eviction this season has herded: 14–0, then 12–1 with the one dissent still unattributed. Tonight, for the first time, a named group of houseguests sat down and counted a path to defying the HOH's target. That matters regardless of outcome — it's the first organized counter-coordination of the season, and it came from the bloc's own margins: Melody (never told the Tool Shed exists), Mallory (on the block), Yash (the "spectator affiliate," suddenly leaning toward "keeping Jason even though it burns Kamu"), Lyric (fresh off her second veto). But price the operational reality: Barrett carried the plan to Dee within an hour of its formation, complete with names, and the counter-plan existed eleven minutes after the movement did. The group's one explicit security measure — "don't tell Devens" — proves they know they're the minority; it also proves they don't know who their leak is. A bloc that leaks faster than it whips is not yet a threat to the vote. It is, however, a threat to the map: everyone in that backyard just told Dee, via Barrett, exactly where they stand.

Read 2: Barrett woke up, and his first act was to become a double agent. Six windows of dresses, silence, and letting other people position him — and then in one evening he sat inside the renegade meetings, leaked them to Dee twice, and separately told Drew that Dee is denying having discussed vote numbers at all. That last piece is the interesting one: he's not just informing on the renegades to the majority, he's informing on the majority's denials to Drew. That's not loyalty to a side; that's a man buying insurance from every counter simultaneously. The generous read is a genuinely sophisticated late activation — six silent windows, now trading information at the exact moment information is the house's currency. The skeptical read is safety-seeking with no plan behind it. Either way, the quietest signature file in the house just got its first entries, and both Dee and Drew now owe him something. Watch whether he can keep the two ledgers from touching.

Read 3: Angela spent a week building the anti-Drew case and then handed Drew the weapon. Two days ago she declared, to a room of four, that she wanted to be the one to put Drew on the block. Tonight the standing question of how the "Red Corner" name reached Drew got its answer from Dee's own mouth: "Angela said the red corner to Drew, so say Drew found out another way." Then Angela confessed the exposure to Kamu — the one houseguest guaranteed to relay anything to Drew within hours — backpedaled, and pulled Devens into a bathroom stall at 2 AM to coordinate a denial script. Add her own 00:29 self-portrait — "saved by veto three times because they loved me," plus an admitted pattern of not sticking with allies — and the picture sharpens: Angela's gift is the frame and the gesture — the hug for Jason in the kitchen, the Cookout analogy in the gym — and her liability is that the same mouth runs in every room. The anti-Drew funnel was already stalled at Devens' veto; its loudest advocate just became its biggest exposure risk. Dee's response — "I will never go against you, we'll figure it out together" — is the tell worth keeping: Dee doesn't spend reassurance on people she's done with. She spends it on assets that still have miles left.

Read 4: Dee and Devens had their best day of the season and barely appeared in it. Inventory the window from their side. The veto ceremony resolved exactly on their preferred branch — Jason a real nominee, the Diamond Veto unspent, the house still hunting the wrong man for the power (Drew told Melody it's "probably Lyric"). The renegade plan reached them before it reached its own missing members. The Red Corner crisis ended with both compromised parties — Angela and, indirectly, the whole gym structure — more dependent on Dee, not less. And in the 12:51 debrief they were already engineering vote optics for Thursday: if Mallory-keep votes appear, pin them on Mallory herself. Their one visible cost is Devens' "wobble" on the keep-Mallory question, and even that stayed inside the pair. Two people are playing the jury-construction game in a house that hasn't finished learning the survival game, and this window they did it without a single exposed move.

Read 5: Jason's rescue is real, and Jason is its biggest obstacle. The kettle tour is an anti-campaign — every clang burns the argument channel a little further, Haley has gone from irritation to verdict ("this isn't a game anymore, this is who he is"), and Kamu is literally hiding the spoons. And yet the rescue operation grew anyway, because it isn't built on Jason's behavior — it's built on his utility: he's funny, he can win comps, and keeping him "burns Kamu." Melody, the player Kamu privately dismisses and who says she plays dumb around him on purpose, is running the season's first counter-operation on behalf of a man who spent the day threatening to snitch on her. If Jason walks Thursday, the movement's real product survives him: a demonstrated willingness, in four houseguests, to count votes against the majority. That's the crack in the regime, whoever goes home.

Detailed Timeline

Morning, 7/27 — the Tea Kettle Tour (~08:22–10:54)

• Jason patrols in glitter sunglasses, banging a kettle at any cluster and hollering reports to Kamu (Devens/Dee/Lyric at 09:09; Yash/Barrett/Drew at 09:29); teabags planted on beds. Haley rebuffs a hug (09:33) and warns she'll "lose it" (10:54). Kamu starts hiding utensils. With Taylor (08:32–09:23), Jason vows to report all game talk; the two agree Drew, Barrett, and Yash are "playing both sides."
• 09:19 — Drew and Barrett discuss renominating Jason next week to prove Tool Shed loyalty — planning around an eviction that hadn't happened yet.
• 09:49–10:06 — Chuk to Kamu: Mallory is "ready to jump ship" toward Kamu's corner (Kamu, unimpressed: "not good for our alliance"); Chuk raises the "Four Seasons" alliance name — a name Drew had already given Kamu the previous night; floats his own future targets (Melody, Mallory, Drew). Kamu fishes for tea-party criticism and gets none — reinforcing his belief the house approved.
• Morning — Drew pre-emptively discloses the "Court Jesters" (Drew, Jason, Melody) to Kamu as damage control before the ceremony. The season's most prolific leak now leaks himself first — roster per its own member, and the standing unresolved roster question closes on his word.

11:03–12:17 — Feed outage: Veto Ceremony.

~12:21 — ★ VETO CEREMONY, WEEK 3: Lyric uses the veto on herself; Kamu names JASON as the replacement nominee. Final nominees: JASON, LALA, MALLORY. The Diamond Power of Veto is not invoked. (A correction owed here: aggregator coverage labeled this "Week 3," and the aggregators were right — two evictions down, third pending. Our own carried "Week 4" label was the off-by-one; corrected in the edition and in state.)

• 12:24 — Lyric to Jason: "you're iconic... saying things no one has the balls to say." Second reassurance in two days from a player firmly on the other side.
• 12:27–12:29 — Kamu/Devens debrief: Kamu privately prefers Mallory stay but calls it "too dangerous"; both flag the Drew–Barrett pairing ("wherever one goes, the other follows").
• 12:40–12:56 — Kamu and Devens discuss Taylor's pitch, now framed as a three-person arrangement rather than the five-seat version pitched Saturday; Devens flags Taylor and Yash as future comp threats. Dee/Devens: "the Taylor thing has fallen flat"; they have the votes to save Mallory but worry about her future HOHs; ideal outcome is losing Mallory without alienating Drew and Barrett — and any keep-Mallory vote optics should be pinned on Mallory herself.

Afternoon

• 13:21–13:36 — Kamu/Chuk/Yash HOH chat; Yash on Jason's remaining support: "maybe Lala."
• 14:27 — Melody and Drew on the rumored power; Drew: "Jason probably doesn't even have it... probably Lyric." The misdirection outlives its purpose — the actual holder remains unsuspected.
• ~14:55 — Brief feed outage (a playful Angela/Lala towel incident; non-game).
• ~17:12–17:17 — Brief feed gap; feeds return to Jason crying in the kitchen, Angela hugging him: "what I said stands strong, do what you want to do." An unverified adjacent line has Dee saying she feels bad for Jason — consistent with the pair's recorded posture, treated as color.
• 17:32 — Haley invites Taylor and Jason to spa time — a morale gesture pointed at the man she'd written off that morning.
• 18:55–19:00 — Angela/Chuk storage room: "we need to make sure Taylor doesn't get her legs" — the comp-threat framing of Taylor spreading beyond Devens. Kamu, in HOH with Taylor, praises her pitch; Taylor affirms she'll still talk to Jason ("he's still human").

Evening — the renegade movement

• 19:24 — Backyard: Melody argues the house has the numbers to keep Jason if it wants ("he's funny, can win comps"). By 19:35, Dee and Devens are aware and building a counter-plan — containment intact, but reactive for the first time.
• ~19:41–19:47 — Unverified but internally consistent color: the group expands; Melody says Kamu privately thinks she's "stupid" and she plays dumb around him deliberately; Yash–Chuk friction surfaces.
• 20:07–20:14 — Planning hardens: "draw a line in the sand"; Yash wants Drew looped in first. Melody to Barrett: "playing both sides never works — Exhibit A: Jason."
• ★ 20:24 — Barrett leaks the save-Jason plan to Dee, with names — double-sourced, and his second delivery of the evening.
• 20:41 — Full renegade meeting (Melody, Barrett, Mallory, Yash, Lyric): Yash "leaning toward keeping Jason even though it burns Kamu"; the group agrees not to tell Devens — while Barrett is telling Dee.
• 20:43 — Drew declines: he doesn't want Jason kept — fears a "next Keanu" reaching final five and targeting Devens.
• 20:30–21:19 — Kitchen "BB Blues" singalong: Mallory needles Kamu over her nomination; Kamu jokes the house has "been trying to evict Drew since day one" — a joke carrying more truth than its audience knows.
• 22:43–23:00 — Unverified cluster: Barrett tells Drew that Dee is denying having discussed vote numbers; Drew to Dee downplays Melody again and claims he "hasn't talked to anyone," which Dee reportedly disbelieves. Jason sits alone on the hammock with his teapot.

Overnight — the Red Corner crisis

• 00:29 (7/28) — Angela on her BB26 run: "saved by veto three times because they loved me," and an admitted pattern of not sticking with allies.
• ★ 00:52 — Angela tells Kamu that Drew knows the "Red Corner" by name — then backpedals.
• 02:05–02:22 — Angela pulls Devens into the bathroom: "deny deny deny the crossovers... if Drew and Barrett say there was a crossover alliance, say they're liars." Dee, already read in, to Devens: "Angela said the red corner to Drew, so say Drew found out another way." Extended Dee/Angela damage control — Angela: "I f'd up"; Dee: "it's your word vs Drew's... I will never go against you" — plus Dee's note that Barrett has grown cold toward her.
• 02:46 — Melody/Drew hot tub: Melody "low-key likes Angela"; Drew claims Angela was "talking shit outside." Feeds cut mid-conversation; duration unlogged.
• 02:57 — Dee wants to hide Jason's teapot; Angela talks her out of it as "mean." The two-layer operator, checked by the frame artist, on ethics grounds, at 3 AM.
• 04:53 — Trusted overnight coverage: the keep-Jason talk continues, though the group may lack the numbers. A pre-dawn unverified cluster (Dee floating early use of Devens' power if Mallory stays and turns; Kamu reportedly unaware Angela knew the Red Corner and open to a "blue corner" with her) is treated as color pending corroboration.

Recap-echo note: several trusted lines this window added detail to the already-logged 7/26 tea party — Kamu workshopping the speech with Dee, Kamu contradicting his own earlier veto framing when challenged by Lyric, Drew's keep-Mallory push making Devens visibly wobble, Haley's parallel evict-Lala push. New detail, old date — the fifth consecutive window of the pattern, flagged and dated back, not booked as news.

Alliance Standings

1. Devens–Dee. The strongest unit in the house extended its lead without surfacing once: the Diamond Veto held through its first live ceremony, the renegade plan arrived pre-leaked, and the Angela crisis ended with Dee holding the debt. One wobble (Devens on keep-Mallory) — contained inside the pair.

2. The Handymen (Drew–Kamu, covert). Still the spine, and now running preventive maintenance: Drew's pre-emptive Court Jesters disclosure is a leak managing its own exposure. The new stressor is invisible to both members — Angela's overnight confession means Kamu now knows Drew holds the Red Corner name, and Drew doesn't know Kamu knows.

3. The renegade bloc (Melody, Mallory, Lyric, Yash; Barrett attending). The season's first counter-structure — real meetings, a real whip conversation, a stated line in the sand — and a security posture that excluded Devens while including the man briefing Dee. No binding source beyond this week's vote; defection cost near zero, as Barrett is currently demonstrating.

4. The gym cluster / "Red Corner" (Haley, Angela, Chuk, Dee). In crisis: the name has reached Drew via its own member, the denial script is written by outsiders (Dee and Devens), and two members (Chuk, Haley) don't yet know the breach happened. Dee remains the crossover node in this structure and every other one.

5. The Tool Shed (eight plus Yash). Second week of formal existence, now mostly a flag of convenience: two affiliates (Yash, Barrett) spent the evening in or around a plan to defy its sitting HOH, and its excluded-in-plain-sight member (Melody) authored the plan.

6. Drew–Melody. The asymmetry deepens: she recruits for the keep-Jason movement, he refuses it and reports around her; he withholds the Tool Shed while disclosing their shared Court Jesters to Kamu. The most time-rich edge in the house transmits almost nothing she'd want transmitted.

7. Court Jesters (Drew, Jason, Melody) / Four Seasons. The Jesters roster is now on record from Drew's own mouth — disclosed as damage control, which tells you its remaining value to him. "Four Seasons" is a name that has now reached Kamu twice — from Drew overnight, again via Chuk — with no booked roster; logged, not built upon.

8. Jason–Taylor / Jugglers / Honor Society. Taylor keeps banking humanity toward Jason ("he's still human") without arithmetic. The Jugglers finally show a live edge — Barrett briefing Drew on Dee's denials — though via an unverified cluster. The Honor Society remains a name.

Conspicuous non-relationships: Devens↔Jason stays shut — through the ceremony that made Jason his nominee-by-silence. Kamu↔Jason is now pure theater ("dap" diplomacy over hidden spoons). And note the renegade bloc's structural hole: no meeting between the movement and the two people who actually control information flow, Dee and Devens — by design on one side, and by penetration on the other.

Player Status

• Kamu (HOH): Executed the announced renomination on schedule and spent the rest of the day fishing for approval he didn't get honestly. Now holds the Red Corner name via Angela's confession — his quietest asset of the week, if he recognizes it.
• Devens: Held the Diamond Veto through its first ceremony test, absorbed the renegade leak within minutes, and got pulled into Angela's 2 AM denial script as a co-author. Everything routes through him; nothing points at him.
• Dee: Read into every crisis before its participants finished having it. Her "I will never go against you" to Angela is asset management dressed as friendship — and it worked.
• Drew: Disclosed his own alliance pre-emptively, refused the renegade courtship, and stayed the majority's most reliable outboard motor — while the Red Corner name sits in his pocket, more valuable than he knows.
• Barrett: Six silent windows, then a double-agent debut: renegade meetings attended, contents delivered to Dee twice, Dee's denials delivered to Drew. First game output of his season, pointed in every direction at once.
• Angela: The window's blunder — leaked the Red Corner name to Drew, confessed it to the one man guaranteed to relay it, then needed a 2 AM committee to write her denial. Her sympathy work with Jason remains genuinely good; her containment is now the structure's weakest wall.
• Jason: Nominated at noon, serenaded by a rescue movement by dusk, alone with his teapot by midnight. His survival paths are Thursday's comp and a vote flip being organized entirely by other people, partly in spite of him.
• Melody: From excluded to operational — authored the season's first counter-bloc, and does it while letting Kamu believe she's harmless. The read she can't see: her recruiting pitch reached Dee within the hour.
• Lyric: Second self-save in three weeks, then a foot in both camps by nightfall — reassuring Jason, attending renegade meetings, committed to Kamu's side at the debrief. The cold cutter is keeping every door oiled.
• Mallory: Still on the block and now inside a movement whose success requires her co-nominee to survive. Her "jump ship" signal reached Kamu via Chuk and landed flat.
• Lala: The forgotten nominee — barely appears in a window that will decide her Thursday. The fallback plans naming her are all still live, and she still hasn't heard any of them.
• Yash: The spectator bought a ticket — "leaning toward keeping Jason even though it burns Kamu" is the first independent position of his game.
• Chuk: Back to conduit duty (Mallory intel, Four Seasons relay, target musings) after last window's Drew rebellion; the rebellion produced no follow-through yet.
• Haley: Hardened on Jason ("this is who he is"), then invited him to spa night — verdict and hospitality running on separate tracks. Still unaware of any of the fronts against her.
• Taylor: Her pitch has "fallen flat" with the two people it targeted, and the comp-threat framing of her has now spread to Angela and Chuk's room. She keeps being the house's most humane presence at the exact moment that's being repriced as danger.

Prediction Ledger

Evidence grades: A = said privately and backed by behavior; B = repeated behavior or multiple independent conversations; C = a single statement, possibly performed; D = inference from silence, body language, or the edit.

New predictions:

Resolved — process/outcome grid:

• P86 (Lyric self-saves, 95%, locked-action class): HIT.
• P80 (veto used → Jason the replacement, 70%, at the class ceiling): HIT, process-right/outcome-right — the ceiling held even with the renom publicly pre-announced, and events show why it exists: nothing about this HOH's execution was in doubt, but the class is priced for HOHs in general, not for this one's follow-through.
• P79 (replacement from outside the Tool Shed eight, 75%): HIT — Jason qualifies.
• P81 (Devens does not invoke the Diamond Veto, 85%): HIT. Containment now proven through a live ceremony window, the hardest test yet.
• P88 (Angela relays the Red Corner disclosure to Dee or Devens by 7/28, 55%): HIT, with a form note. The knowledge reached both — but as crisis fallout, not intelligence sharing: Angela pulled Devens into a bathroom to coordinate denials, and Dee was read in through the same emergency. The prediction imagined a briefing; what arrived was a confession. Content transferred, form unforeseen.
• P83 (Taylor hears the "Taylor goes up" line before the ceremony, 35%): expired, did not occur — mooted by the ceremony, priced low for the right reason.
• P84 (Lala's snake accusation reaches Haley by 7/28, 40%): expired, did not occur. Priced under half correctly.
• P76 (Mallory–Melody anti-Devens plan reaches Devens or a Crossover by 7/28, 60%): expired, did not occur — a miss. The plan itself dissolved into this week's block scramble; the prediction outlived its subject.
• P87 (Tethers reaches Drew via Kamu by 7/28, 60%): expired, did not occur — a miss. Kamu discussed Taylor's pitch extensively with Devens but never carried it to Drew. Calibration note on the pair of 60% misses: both priced ordinary channels near the proven-edge top of the band. The Drew→Kamu edge earns top-of-band pricing; Kamu→Drew and diffuse-plan transmission evidently don't. Flip predictions on non-proven edges should sit lower unless the payload is urgent for the carrier — booked as a process rule.

Repriced and holding:

• P89 (if Jason faces Thursday's vote as a final nominee, he is evicted) 70% → 65% — a named keep bloc now exists, which is more than the sympathy channel we priced yesterday; the offset is that it leaked immediately and the majority's counter-operation started eleven minutes after the movement did.
• P90 (Jason wins Block Buster 3, 35%) — the condition is now met; resolves live Thursday. P93 (if Jason self-saves, Lala evicted over Mallory, 60%) holds — Dee's Mallory preference now has company in Kamu's private lean, but the Haley/Lyric/Drew–Melody Lala branch still counts more rooms. P82 (Diamond Veto reaches a third houseguest by 7/31, 35%) holds — the house spent the day guessing Lyric. P91 (Lala expresses wanting to leave by 7/29, 40%) holds, no movement. P94 (Melody learns the Tool Shed exists by 7/31, 30%) holds. P95 (Dee or Devens voices tea-party doubts outside the pair by 7/30, 25%) holds — Angela's "I feel bad for Jason" storage-room line came to Dee, not from her. P96 (Angela's Drew-targeting reaches Drew or Kamu by 7/31, 45%) holds, and the overnight crisis raises the traffic on exactly the channels that would carry it.

The Counter-Read

The lead read says the season's first contested vote has arrived — a real counter-bloc, a real crack in the regime, even if Jason still probably leaves. The best honest case against: nothing contested happened, and Thursday will prove it. What formed at 19:24 was an evening gossip circle, not a whip operation — no vote count was locked, no nominee was chosen to keep Jason over (Lala? Mallory? The group never settled it), and its firmest member is a nominee who only votes if she saves herself. Its second-firmest, Yash, is "leaning." Its veto-holder, Lyric, spent the same afternoon at Kamu's debrief and has cut a nominee loose the minute it suited her twice already. Drew — the vote they said to recruit first — refused on the record. And the house's revealed behavior across two evictions is total herding the moment a majority becomes visible. On that reading, the correct headline isn't "first contested vote"; it's "Dee and Devens ran an eleven-minute suppression drill and the log mistook the drill for a battle." If Thursday lands 10–2 or cleaner against Jason, the regime call shouldn't just hold — it should be embarrassed to have wobbled. The same humility applies to Read 2: Barrett's evening may be less double agency than a nervous man buying safety from whoever was nearest, twice.

Retrospective

Grading the July 27 edition against outcomes, ex ante branches preserved:

• Read 1 (trial bought a justification, cost a mask) — advancing on both halves. The justification cashed: the ceremony executed without resistance, and the house's only recorded feedback to Kamu was silence and flattery. The cost cashed faster than written: within thirty hours of the trial, four houseguests were counting votes against its author, explicitly framing the keep as something that "burns Kamu." The read said he overpaid; the invoice arrived same-week.
• Read 2 (Devens in director mode) — supported again. The counter-plan inside eleven minutes, the vote-optics engineering ("pin it on Mallory"), the "Taylor thing has fallen flat" pruning — a second consecutive window of generated product. The one-window caution in yesterday's counter-read is now a two-window pattern; the mode-shift call firms up.
• Read 3 (anti-Drew speakable everywhere, actionable nowhere) — still stalled at the same veto point, and the stall got structural reinforcement we didn't foresee: the movement's loudest voice became its leak. Angela handing Drew the Red Corner name converts the anti-Drew funnel's coordination problem into a counter-exposure problem. The read held; the terrain under it got worse in a direction we didn't map.
• Read 4 (Jason's sympathy channel opened) — validated beyond its own claim, with a form note. We wrote that the trial produced what his campaigning couldn't; within a day that channel had become an organized keep movement. The form note: the movement's stated grounds are utility — comps, entertainment, burning Kamu — more than tears. The channel opened as predicted; the water running through it is colder than the read implied.
• Read 5 (the fallback fight as the regime test) — direction right, schedule wrong. We placed the contested decision on the comp branch — Jason self-saves, the bloc splits over Lala versus Mallory. Events moved the test onto the main branch: the contest now exists even if Jason loses the comp. Booked as a half-miss of imagination: the framework said contested decisions end scripted regimes, and we scheduled the contest one branch too narrowly.
• P88's resolution deserves its own process line: the prediction was directionally right for the wrong mechanism. We priced deliberate relay through an alliance channel; reality delivered the same information via panic. Transmission predictions should carry both routes — intent and accident — because this house's accident rate is high and rising.
• Source hygiene, two items: the recap-echo cluster re-detailing the 7/26 tea party was caught and dated back — fifth consecutive window, the pattern now flags on sight; and the week-count flag ran the other way: the aggregator "Week 3" label we'd booked as a mislabel was correct, and our carried "Week 4" label was the off-by-one — two evictions down, third pending, is Week 3 by any honest count. Corrected in the edition and in state, and owned here per the self-grading rule: the standing source-label-error pattern made us too quick to assume the outside record was the wrong one.

Coverage: July 27, 05:54 PT → July 28, 05:54 PT. Regime call: TRENDING STRUCTURED, held under new stress — the majority's third scripted week executed its ceremony on schedule, but the season's first organized counter-bloc formed the same evening (and leaked to the majority within the hour); the contested decision that would end this regime is now possible on Thursday's main branch, not just the comp branch. A secret Diamond Power of Veto sits under every ceremony through Week 8, its containment now proven through a live ceremony. Confidence ceilings: nomination and flip predictions 45–70% (proven-edge transmission may price to the top of the band; this window's misses reinforce that non-proven edges price lower; mechanically forced actions are locked-action calls outside the behavioral ceiling), eviction-vote calls to 75% with documented multi-camp convergence, comp outcomes as branches only, no jury-class forecasts. Next scheduled resolutions: Block Buster 3 and live eviction Thursday 7/30 (P89/P90/P93/P97/P98 in play), Time Capsule Round 3 Friday 7/31. Evidence grades: A = said privately and backed by behavior; B = repeated behavior or multiple independent conversations; C = a single statement, possibly performed; D = inference from silence, body language, or the edit.