STILLWATER CROSSING · THE PLOTS · WEEK 12

The Split Plank

Survey the plot by doing the math. One marker at a time.
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RANK ON COMPLETION: JOINER WEEK 12

THE BRIDGEWRIGHT: "Three equal thirds should build back into one whole plank. When your thirds will not rebuild the tree, that is not bad luck. That is arithmetic waving at you. Wave back with a fraction."
JUNE PIER: "Because it was smaller. Add the thirds back. If they will not make a whole, somebody kept a bite." TOBY LATCH: "I ordered three thirds of a sandwich once. Got two. Felt smaller."
THE STILLWATER LEDGERS // EPISODE 3 // THE SPLIT PLANK
Span three. The lumber yard. Every order for the new footbridge is cut into thirds, and the thirds keep coming up short of the whole.
PREVIOUSLY The Heavy Barge gained a hundred pounds every Friday. Two stamped coins in the jar.
THE CASE Lumber agent Osric Vane bills each order as three equal thirds, and the delivered thirds never rebuild the ordered whole.
Filed by the quartermaster, Pippa George.
Crew name: Class key:
The run will not start without a name. Ten markers, three hint tiers each. Written work handed in class is the gate: no paper, no credit.

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