Dogma 2: Divine Intervention
Continuity and rights control: preserve the screenplay’s actual story reservoir, isolate source-document mistakes, and avoid presenting unverified third-party ownership or production relationships as settled facts.
Public Title Lock
Dogma 2: Divine Intervention is the public working title for this branch. The source filename uses the plural Divine Interventions; that source wording remains in archival metadata.
Cassia Age Conflict
The source describes Cassia inconsistently as both “early 20s” and 27. The public site does not force a false reconciliation. Novel architecture must select and lock one age before revised-screenplay production.
Rights Boilerplate Defect
The screenplay’s page-2 copyright notice contains unrelated Paramount / 21 Laps / Ted Chiang language carried over from another source. That material is treated as a document error—not franchise canon, not a rights claim, and not public-site metadata.
Continuity Anchors
- Bethany is older and living with the consequences of the Last Scion legacy.
- Cassia works in medicine and becomes the new focal point of the crisis.
- Newark experiences reality fractures, static-like entities, impossible hospital-system behavior, and harmonic anomalies.
- Metatron, Rufus, JoJo, Dev, Naomiel, and Sandalphon occupy distinct roles inside the conflict.
- The Lazarus Protocol, the Choir, corrupted security systems, and fracture phenomena form the modern systems layer.
- The ending preserves Cassia’s autonomy, Bethany’s family grounding, and Rufus’s emphasis on lived choice.
Rights Handling
Older source/title-page company references are preserved only as source metadata until ownership and licensing targets are independently verified. The public website does not present them as current authorization.
Rights boundary: Independent speculative continuation of pre-existing third-party IP. Aurora Design Studios claims no ownership, affiliation, endorsement, or authorization. Commercial book, film, television, or derivative use requires permission from the applicable rights holder. Rights-holder identity is not asserted on this page unless separately verified.