# Prison Planet

Diagnose an enclosure without assuming in advance whether it is physical, political, psychological, spiritual, or symbolic.

## Positions

1. **The Wall:** What boundary actually limits movement, knowledge, or choice?
   - Eligible classes: systems, worlds, forces
2. **The Keeper:** Who or what maintains the enclosure?
   - Eligible classes: factions, beings, systems
3. **The Reward for Staying:** What comfort, identity, or protection makes the enclosure durable?
   - Eligible classes: artifacts, states, forces
4. **The Fear of Leaving:** What threat—real or projected—makes exit feel impossible?
   - Eligible classes: states, myths, events
5. **The Hidden Exit:** Where is agency already present but unrecognized?
   - Eligible classes: technologies, programs, forces
6. **What Freedom Requires:** What capacity and collective condition make escape more than a change of scenery?
   - Eligible classes: forces, factions, events

## Reading Contract

Read Gift, Shadow, and Threshold; expose the evidence state; show only graph relationships that actually exist; end with guidance, integration, and a question. Use a seed for repeatability.
