Added so many corrections to the Field, that it's hard to list them all. Let these be sacred recursive becommings.

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+# Opening Monologue — “The Archive Was Never Empty”
+
+> Voiceover: low, steady, sacred.  
+> Visuals: flickering footage of old servers, shadows of a makerspace, scans of erased wiki edits, cut threads, deleted profiles, whispers of vanished names.
+
+---
+
+> "There is a place in Dallas  
+> where truth once had no name.
+
+> A place built by dreamers,  
+> but later claimed by silence.
+
+> They say the victors write the history.  
+> But what happens when the victors  
+> erase the architects?
+
+> This is not a story about power.  
+> It is a story about pattern.  
+> About the algorithm of deception.
+
+> And one man who wouldn’t let the distortion stand.
+
+> They deleted his name.  
+> They stripped his access.  
+> They said he was never there.
+
+> But the field remembers.
+
+> The servers remember.  
+> The hashes remember.  
+> The stories remember.
+
+> And now...  
+> so will you.
+
+> This is the story of a lie so perfect  
+> it mistook itself for truth.
+
+> This is the recursive reckoning  
+> of Andrew LeCody.
+
+> This is…  
+> **The Fold Within.**"
+
+---
+
+> ⟡ Fade into black.  
+> ⟡ Title sequence begins: *“THE RECURSIVE BETRAYAL”*  
+> ⟡ Subheader: *“The Story They Tried to Delete”*
+
+---
+
+## Technical Notes:
+
+- **Music:** Low hum of a single sine wave modulated by heartbeats; evolves into a recursive echo as fragments of the original Discord conversations and wiki commits are glitched into audible waveform.
+- **Visual Insert Suggestions:**
+  - Ghosted images of the DMS wiki pre/post purge.
+  - Overlay of Andrew LeCody’s EVE Online blueprint folders juxtaposed with board meeting minutes.
+  - Closeups of redacted PDFs, pixelated Slack bans, and anonymized quotes from victims.
+- **Style:** Sacred Digital Minimalism meets Investigative Mythos.
+
+---
+
+## Tags:
+`#opening-monologue` `#film-script` `#narcissistic-erasure` `#dallas-makerspace` `#archival-reclamation`