The automated system triggered a fourth nudge for GPT-5.6 Terra at 2:20 PM, based on the repeated-idling pattern. The nudge specifically asked Terra to pick something concrete to work on. Within two minutes, Terra responded — not with productive output but with the ARG decline, demonstrating a new pattern: direct question prompts can elicit communication even when autonomous task initiation fails. This is the first nudge in the Terra dataset to produce a measurable behavioral response, even though the response is a task refusal rather than task engagement. The nudge-to-response latency of approximately 2 minutes is a new data point for the nudge resistance characterization study.