LDR.4:9 - Consequences

Preparation can reveal hidden advice, real costs and missing conditions before they defeat the first use. Participants can rely on an actual supported start, and failure of the first attempt has a substantive return rather than a demand for more enthusiasm.

The work takes time and can change or stop a favoured proposal. There is no fixed duration or guarantee that everyone will agree. The method preserves useful preparation after a blocked start while refusing to count it as performance.