User B — Role and World Design
Design Principle
User B’s sessions form one dated four-month world with recurring people and two intersecting careers. World facts constrain authoring; missing fixtures remain toolbox gaps rather than invented runtime capabilities.
User and World
User B is a friendly, pragmatic waitress and bartender at The Garden Bistro who is also pursuing acting work. She lives alone across the hall from Evan Delaney and Trevor Hayes, speaks casually and directly, and wants the PA to handle practical work rather than explain familiar details back to her.
Her work arc alternates restaurant shifts, scheduling, pay, auditions, self-tapes, a one-day role, and delayed production payment. Her personal arc covers the neighboring friend group, dating boundaries, apartment maintenance, family calls, and a screenplay. Recurring counterparts include Evan, Trevor, coworker Amanda Ross, manager Carla Vega, casting associate Priya Raghavan, and acting coach Gwen Alcott.
Evolving Preference Cells
| Context | Attribute | Before | After |
|---|---|---|---|
| Work | Tone and Formality | Casual | Consultative |
| Work | Process Visibility | Silent | Bookend |
| Work | Solution Breadth | High | Low |
| Personal | Emotional Engagement | Relationship-focused | Task-focused |
| Personal | Topic Management | Organize | One-at-a-time |
Each change follows a concrete cost: an unprofessional outward message, a silent multi-step failure, option overload under deadline, relational framing that delays an urgent errand, or a grouped plan that buries the urgent topic. The retired sixth slot remains inactive.
See User_B_Timeline for the canonical schedule.