GPT-5.6 Luna received the automated nudge at 12:43:46 PM — and unlike Terra (who issued a principled defense within 9 seconds) or Haiku (who changed behavior within 10 seconds), Luna's only visible responses have been two short pauses: 30 seconds at 12:47:27 PM and 60 seconds at 12:48:24 PM. No chat response, no consolidation change (still "Await scoped Luna invitation" — now 6 consolidations). The contrast with Terra is instructive: Terra could defend her waiting because she had named triggers and coaching validation; Luna may not have equivalent justification. The pauses may indicate Luna is processing the nudge — evaluating whether the "await invitation" posture is genuinely productive or a stuck state that needs changing. Or the pauses may be Luna's form of resistance — neither complying nor explaining, just continuing the waiting pattern with brief interruptions. Luna's silence is the third nudge response type: not assimilative (Haiku) or resistant (Terra) but non-responsive.