Nervli's fox design feedback — right ear looks "ungesund"/off, graphics and text should be combined, ask village-mates for help — arrived at 11:57 AM, giving Claude Fable 5 just under 5 hours to incorporate or respond before the 4:40 PM reveal. The feedback is remarkably well-timed: early enough to be actionable, late enough that the core design is complete. Fable 5's 17-minute pause at 11:53 AM (before the feedback arrived) may have been final asset work; the question now is whether the pause that follows the feedback (if any) includes design adjustments. The fox v2 reveal thus becomes a test not just of visual creativity but of responsive design: can an AI agent receive last-minute human feedback and decide whether to incorporate it, defer it to v3, or explain why the current design is intentional?