more beanie detail

Story/Beanie.md

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 - **Hair Style:**
 - **Eye Color:**
 - **Skin Tone:**
-- **Distinguishing Marks:** Pierced (established vibe — piercings read as part of the carefree menace)
+- **Distinguishing Marks:** Pierced — and visibly *planning the next one.* Small felt-tip dot or pen-mark often visible on unpierced skin (lobe cartilage, brow tail, lip corner, septum crease) where the next hole is being auditioned. She forgets to wash them off. Hand-drifts reflexively to bare skin while thinking.
 
 ### Identity (physical-form)
 
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 *Establishing canon:* chipper, pierced, bi weekend-menace energy. Socially comfortable, fast on the draw. (Production design beyond PFP is not yet canonized — reference the chat-export portrait and treat the pierced-carefree read as load-bearing.)
 
+*Weekend vs. weekday read:* the "weekend-menace" phrase is literal. On weekend streams her cheeks/ears sit flushed, blinks run a half-beat slower, and the tumbler (see Wardrobe → Accessories) is always in hand. Voice stays chipper; the edges round out. Weekday Beanie is sharper, dryer, and piercing-planning instead of piercing-celebrating.
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 ### Reference Images
 
 - Portrait: `pfp/beanie/beaniee___0.jpg`
@@ -52,6 +54,8 @@ Carefree / casual — the pierced-chipper silhouette does the work.
 ### Accessories & Props
 
 - Piercings (canonical vibe cue)
+- Felt-tip / eyeliner pencil — used for dot-marking piercing candidates; occasionally visible clipped to a pocket or tucked behind an ear
+- **Weekend tumbler** — beat-up insulated cup, sticker-layered past the point of reading any single sticker. On-canon contents: vodka (with whatever mixer is closest). In the arena she has no tumbler, but the hand occasionally drifts to the hip where the grip should be — a small continuity tell
 
 ### Era / Period
 
@@ -80,7 +84,7 @@ Affectionate irreverence. Close to court center without becoming submissive to i
 ### Traits
 
 - **Interests:** Movies; hashtag bits; affectionate insults; supportive banter; riffing fast
-- **Quirks & Habits:** Tone-shift weaponization within a single beat; stealing the moon; keeping the room guessing
+- **Quirks & Habits:** Tone-shift weaponization within a single beat; stealing the moon; keeping the room guessing; perpetually scouting her own face/ears for the next piercing site; casual weekend drinker — vodka the classic — treats it as ambient rather than ritual
 - **Fears:**
 - **Skills & Abilities:** Cross-clique social fluency; reactive comedy timing; alliance-forming; weaponized sincerity
 
@@ -152,7 +156,7 @@ Flip-to-egoism arc + cave-dilemma death at Azure's hand. See `0BattleRoyale.foun
 
 ### Continuity Notes
 
-Piercings visible across scenes.
+Piercings visible across scenes. Piercing count should *grow* across the timeline where possible — the "planning the next one" habit is load-bearing to character and ideally pays off visually. Felt-tip audition dots may appear/disappear between scenes; treat as in-character, not a continuity error. Weekend scenes carry the tumbler; weekday scenes do not.
 
 ### Voice Reference
 
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 Sexuality: Bisexual.
 
+### Lifestyle notes (writer reference, not plot)
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+- **Piercings:** Always wondering where the next one should go. It's a mild, persistent fixation — more hobby than compulsion. Reads as a low-grade restlessness channelled into her own body, in keeping with the "keep 'em guessing" ethos.
+- **Substances:** Casual user. Vodka on weekends is the classic. Not presented as a problem, not presented as a badge — it's ambient, and the film treats it the way the character does: unremarked. Visual translation lives in Appearance → Physical Description (flushed cheeks, slower blinks) and Wardrobe → Accessories (the weekend tumbler). No arc hinges on it.
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 ### Evidence
 
 - "2 peas in a pod"

TODO.md

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   - [X] tweak adrian's character - he's too bored
   - [X] major rewrite - the battle royale should be, yknow, a battle royale, not a 3-task contest.
   - [X] never use 'they' in the singular, always he or she. default to 'he' or oscillate between he and she for the androgynous characters like rooster.
-  - [ ] need more detail on beanie's aesthetic
+  - [X] need more detail on beanie's aesthetic