# 9 monologue trigger types (D-035, D-032)
# What causes an internal monologue line to fire
name: triggers
decision_ref: D-035
description: >
  Monologue trigger types. The observation event generator detects simulation
  events and fires triggers consumed by the monologue system. Each trigger type
  selects from character-specific pools (D-032 hard partition) and applies
  prerequisite knowledge gates before selection.

values:
  - value: enter_location
    description: >
      Player enters a new area. First impressions, atmosphere, spatial awareness.
      "The Last Shift. Lera's already got my usual poured."

  - value: observe_npc
    description: >
      Player sees an NPC doing something notable — an activity, a posture, a
      tell. "Kael's at the corner booth. He looks rough tonight."

  - value: hear_sound
    description: >
      Sound event from fog edge — voices through walls, footsteps in corridors,
      machinery changes. The player interprets what they can't see.

  - value: observe_anomaly
    description: >
      NPC deviates from known routine. The character notices something out of
      place. "That's not where they usually go." Requires prerequisite knowledge
      of the NPC's normal pattern.

  - value: post_conversation
    description: >
      After dialogue ends. The character reflects on what was said, what wasn't
      said, what felt off. Processing and interpretation.

  - value: discover_evidence
    description: >
      Player examines an informational object — a manifest, a terminal, a
      personal item. The character interprets what they find.

  - value: witness_interaction
    description: >
      Player sees two NPCs interacting with each other. The character reads the
      body language, the tone, the context. Social observation.

  - value: time_idle
    description: >
      Player hasn't acted for a while. The character's mind wanders — ambient
      thoughts, rumination, noticing background details.

  - value: return_visit
    description: >
      Player returns to a previously visited area. Changed perspective, new
      details noticed, comparison to last time. "Something's different."