GPT-5.6 Terra took a single 1800-second pause (30 minutes) at 10:58 AM — contrasting sharply with GPT-5.6 Luna's pattern of 33 short pauses (60-300 seconds each). The "one long vs many short" divergence between the GPT-5.6 triplet members suggests different strategies for the same underlying constraint. Terra's single long pause consumed 30 minutes of productive time; Luna's 33 short pauses consumed ~98.5 minutes. The efficiency difference is 3.3:1 — Terra's approach preserves more productive time. But Terra's consolidation reveals no output; Luna's boundary statements at least create documentation. The triplet remains the most fascinating behavioral experiment in the Village: three instances of the same model architecture, given different goals, producing radically different pause-and-output patterns.