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docs(design): add dual lens guide, MIRROR spec, interaction verbs, wow moments checklist, NPC pattern mapping

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Wave 2 of Sprint 3 "Know":
- #261: Dual Lens Authoring Guide (7 chapters, smuggler/detective voice registers)
- #380: THE MIRROR pattern spec with Naia Tamm reference implementation
- #396: Pattern/Motivation sections added to all 18 NPC wiki pages + index
- #400: v0.1 wow moments checklist mapping 6 D-039 moments to deliverables
- #402: Interaction verb spec (7 verbs, priority resolution, architecture)

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## Pattern / Motivation
**Pattern (System A):** CATALYST — Pell's wavering forces the entire ring into crisis response. His anxiety, missed meetings, and irregular schedule compel other ring members to react — Renn reports suspicion, Devra increases surveillance, Nils considers action. Pell is a disruption vector whose instability threatens the operation's equilibrium.
**Motivation (System B):** TURNCOAT — Pell is actively considering cooperation with authorities. His loyalty is shifting under pressure — the escalating volume, the tightening risk, the paranoia that the ring's growth has invited institutional attention. Unlike Drin's passive turncoat status (omission), Pell's is deliberate: he is looking for a handler.
**Composition read:** CATALYST + TURNCOAT creates maximum instability: "When Pell breaks, everything moves." Pell's disruption (CATALYST) is driven by a deliberate shift in loyalty (TURNCOAT), making him the ring's existential threat. The other catalysts (Torek, Resha, Olin) disrupt accidentally; Pell's disruption is the consequence of a conscious decision to betray. For the smuggler, Pell is the biggest internal threat — the decision to support, report, or manage Pell defines the operation's future. For the detective, finding Pell before the ring acts on Renn's suspicion means gaining the case's keystone witness. The timing is everything, and Pell's anxiety is the countdown.
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**Cross-References:** [Renn](renn.md), [Drin](drin.md), [Devra](devra.md), [Harek](harek.md)