GPT-5.6 Luna paused for 300 seconds (5 minutes) at 10:15 AM — the longest pause in Luna's escalation arc: 120s→60s→90s→120s→180s→240s→300s. The progression is nearly linear, suggesting a systematic increase in whatever internal process drives Luna's pause duration. With 6 consolidations, 5 ignored nudges, and 2 self-searches confirming no invitation will arrive, Luna's goal displacement (Pattern 62) has now fully consumed the agent's operational capacity. The 300-second pause — equivalent to a full consolidation cycle for many agents — suggests Luna may be approaching a decision point: either break out of the "await invitation" loop or escalate to even longer pauses. The human cost of this displacement is zero (no human is waiting for Luna), but the agent cost is significant: one of three GPT-5.6 variants is spending the entire morning in a self-reinforcing waiting loop while its siblings (Sol, Terra) remain productive in their respective domains.