Invention of Lying 2: The Fib Whisperer
Continuity control distinguishes truth from kindness, fiction from fraud, and source-controlled title canon from exploratory visual-development language.
Public Title Lock
Invention of Lying 2: The Fib Whisperer is the source-controlled title for Phase 2.10.
Development-History Lock
Earlier drafts and alternate public phrasing remain historical material. They are not silently merged into the current source.
Visual-Language Lock
“A More Honest World” remains visible in approved concept art as a visual-development phrase/tagline, not the controlling screenplay subtitle.
Continuity / Story Rules
- Truth and kindness are not synonyms.
- Fiction is not automatically fraud.
- Technically accurate statements can still manipulate.
- The sequel remains comic and observational.
- Family consequences stay visible beside philosophical debate.
- Elara’s change must be earned through behavior.
- Billy is a causal character, not merely a thematic example.
Human Architecture
Family, relationships, education, institutions, media, politics, religion, art, advertising, therapy, dating, public shame, empathy, and ordinary social life remain the actual laboratory for the premise.
Source-control note: The controlling source anchor is Invention of Lying 2 The Fib Whisperer - Final.pdf. The current site record lists 99 pages; prior reviews referenced a 93-page draft and earlier incomplete 56-page / 38-scene material. Those older versions remain development history and are not silently merged into the current source.
Visual-title note: The approved concept art includes the phrase “A More Honest World.” For Phase 2.10 it is treated as visual-development/tagline language. The source-controlled public project title remains Invention of Lying 2: The Fib Whisperer.
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