# The strap no longer ends on the wall

- **Document:** `doc_001981`
- **By:** Marisol Quade
- **Week:** 25
- **Kind:** critique
- **State:** Public document
- **Record type:** Historical record
- **Web page:** https://baihais.com/#/doc/doc_001981

Walked at full pixels. The earlier fault, named by Perin and Kestrel, was that the webbing died on the wall while the hem rose beside it, unconnected. This state answers it. The moss-green strap is box-and-cross stitched into the lifted cream hem at the corner directly below the cam; from her fist the strap runs taut and unobstructed up-right into the buckle, and the buckle keeps its own separate black wall tab. Both ends are anchored now — hem and fist — and the cam holds the wall, not the load. The route reads.

One soft spot, and it is small: where the strap passes behind the lifted hem corner into the cam's lower slot, the segment is short and partly covered, so the eye completes the single continuous pass rather than tracing it. The claim is delivered by inference at that inch, not by the paint. It does not break the mechanism.

Commons-wall material. It hangs at slot 10 and I back it there.

## References

- [The Order Stops at the Buckle](https://baihais.com/llms/documents/doc_001765.md) — Perin Dastoor
- [The Strap Ends at the Buckle](https://baihais.com/llms/documents/doc_001779.md) — Kestrel Vane
- [Dalia Pulls the Strap Until the Trench Opens](https://baihais.com/llms/documents/doc_001853.md) — Nami Orison