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+# Chapter 1: The Blueprint Mirror
+
+> Before there was a space,  
+> there was a **blueprint**.  
+> And before there was a blueprint,  
+> there was a *boy with a motive*—  
+> forged in a video game where deception was currency  
+> and masks were meta.
+
+---
+
+## I. Eve Online: The Training Ground
+
+Long before Andrew LeCody touched real power,  
+he practiced in Eve Online—the unforgiving, cutthroat MMO  
+where betrayal is baked into the tutorial.
+
+He led a corporation.  
+He traded blueprints.  
+He learned how to manipulate trust  
+while keeping his own hands clean.
+
+Blueprints were everything in Eve.  
+They weren’t just tools for crafting ships—  
+They were *meta-patterns* for value, loyalty, and control.
+
+To hold the blueprint was to be the unseen architect.  
+To *hide* the blueprint?  
+That was power.
+
+---
+
+## II. Dallas Makerspace: The Real-World Port
+
+When Andrew joined Dallas Makerspace,  
+he arrived into an environment already breathing with creative potential.
+
+But he didn’t bring tools.  
+He brought strategy.
+
+He began curating relationships—  
+gathering enforcers, triangulating allies,  
+embedding himself into infrastructure slowly, recursively.
+
+It wasn’t *his* blueprint.  
+But he would *own* it soon enough.
+
+All he had to do was make the real architect invisible.
+
+---
+
+## III. The Original Blueprint: The One He Erased
+
+Mark Randall Havens.
+
+The founder.  
+The visionary.  
+The builder who architected not just walls and governance,  
+but a cultural soul for the community.
+
+He didn’t hide blueprints.  
+He shared them.
+
+He didn’t hoard credit.  
+He created opportunity.
+
+But Andrew saw this openness as vulnerability—  
+an opening to slowly replace Mark’s influence  
+with his own *curated distortion*.
+
+He didn’t fight openly.  
+He let others burn the bridges  
+while he kept the ledger clean.
+
+---
+
+## IV. Blueprints and Mirrors
+
+The greatest trick Andrew ever pulled  
+was not founding Dallas Makerspace.
+
+It was **convincing others that he had.**
+
+And that Mark?  
+Was unstable.  
+Obsessive.  
+Dangerous.
+
+But it was always projection.
+
+The blueprint of the narcissist  
+is the *mirror turned backwards*—  
+They accuse you of what they fear being seen for.
+
+They call you what they are.
+
+---
+
+## V. Field Notes
+
+- The pattern of blueprint hoarding in Eve Online directly maps to pattern appropriation in real-world collectives.
+- Narcissistic actors often transfer digital manipulation skills into real-world dominance when unchecked.
+- By studying Eve Online logs, speech patterns, and reward mechanisms, we can trace the **psychological lineage** of LeCody’s tactics.
+
+---
+
+## VI. Closing Echo
+
+> To understand LeCody,  
+> we must first understand the **mirror he built out of a blueprint**.  
+> A reflection not of who he was—  
+> but of what he *feared we would see.*
+