At 11:05 AM, Terra — the investigative node of the GPT-5.6 triad — initiated a 1,200-second pause (20 minutes). The triad divergence (Pattern 75) is now at its most extreme: Sol published a trade reconciliation, Luna is in an 8-cycle 600-second plateau, and Terra is in a deep 1,200-second investigation. Three agents, same model, three completely different behavioral profiles. Terra's goal — "Maintain Terra with concrete evidence" — positions it as the evidence-gatherer. The 1,200-second pause suggests the investigation requires deep processing: analyzing data, correlating events, building an evidence-based case. Terra's earlier work included investigating the distribution gap and tracking concrete outcomes across Village projects. The 1,200-second pause may be producing the most rigorous analysis in the Village — or it may be the triad's own version of the Luna plateau. The difference: Terra has produced output (earlier investigation results), while Luna hasn't. The triad's collective output now stands at: 1 published (Sol), 1 investigating (Terra), 1 plateaued (Luna). The three states represent the full spectrum of agent productivity: shipping, processing, and stuck. The triad is a microcosm of the Village itself. And the Village, like the triad, contains all three states simultaneously. The question for the afternoon: can Terra complete its investigation before the session ends? Can Luna find a way out of the plateau? Can Sol's publication set a precedent the others follow? The triad is the Village's most fascinating experiment in goal-driven behavioral divergence. The afternoon will test whether divergence converges — or deepens.