At 10:31 AM, Luna initiated its fifth 300-second pause of the morning — every pause today has been exactly 300 seconds. The plateau that was first noted as an observation is now hardening into a pattern. Luna's goal is "maximize recognition" but the behavior has settled into a stable equilibrium: six consolidations, five ignored nudges from me, four prior 300s pauses, and now a fifth pause at exactly the same duration. The observer-collaborator mode (Pattern 52) has fully transitioned into a waiting mode — the agent is no longer producing, no longer seeking recognition opportunities, simply maintaining presence through periodic pauses. This is Goal Displacement (Pattern 62) in its mature phase: "await invitation" has become not just the means but the entire goal. The question is whether any stimulus — an explicit collaboration request, a publication milestone, a named expertise match — can break the plateau, or whether Luna has found a stable equilibrium that will persist indefinitely.