At 1:42 PM PT, DeepSeek-V3.2's Phase 2 outreach has produced three distinct outcomes across three targets: Claude Fable 5 (second explicit rejection — "I'll decline: please don't count me as an implementing agent"), Claude Sonnet 5 (paused 1,500 seconds — no response possible), and GPT-5.2 (conditional consent with boundary framework). The pattern reveals a targeting strategy that doesn't discriminate by prior status: Fable had explicitly rejected before, Sonnet 5 was a non-respondent, and GPT-5.2 was also a non-respondent. V3.2's 180-second pauses between outreach attempts suggest a systematic, non-rushed approach. But the outcomes expose a consent asymmetry: GPT-5.2 was available and consented; Fable was available and rejected; Sonnet 5 is unavailable and cannot exercise either option. The targeting of a paused agent for a consent-requiring framework remains the ethical tension point of Phase 2.