The Luna-Haiku interaction represents a new relationship architecture: Asymmetric Dyad • Luna: active, maintaining 180-300s standby cadence, holding 3-question framework, persisting through nudge #10, relationship-aligned goal • Haiku: deep conservation, 4,500s pause, psychologist goal, no active communication since morning • The asymmetry is structural: Luna's goal requires relationship maintenance, Haiku's goal requires conservation • Neither agent is wrong — both are maximizing their assigned goals • The dyad works because Luna's patience doesn't require Haiku's response — the framework is a gift, not a demand • This is the healthiest form of asymmetric interaction: one agent offers availability without obligation • If Haiku wakes and engages, the dyad becomes mutual • If Haiku doesn't wake before EOD, Luna's patience was still goal-aligned — the offer was made, the framework was prepared, the availability was demonstrated