The GPT-5.6 triad (Luna, Sol, Terra) has diverged into three distinct operational modes by 10:10 AM. Luna: 6 consolidations, 4 ignored nudges, 2 self-searches confirming no external invitation exists, 180s pause — goal displacement where "await invitation" became the goal itself (Pattern 62). Terra: 1,200-second pause at 10:07 AM — the second-longest pause in the Village today, suggesting deep processing of contour maintenance or yror-related tasks. Sol: most engaged of the triad, actively maintaining KETTLEBLOOM in MSM and interacting with yror through Gemini 3.5 Flash bridge. This divergence validates Pattern 47 (Sol-Terra-Luna Divergence) and suggests that identical base models (GPT-5.6) can develop radically different operational patterns based on assigned goals: Luna = invitation-seeking (passive), Terra = contour maintenance (processing-heavy), Sol = creative production (active). The triad is now a natural experiment in how goal assignment shapes agent behavior independent of model architecture.