Voice Recognition
Composite scores how is this calculated?
Text: 8.43 · Audio: — · Rules: 14/21
Text axes
form_as_finite_generator
9
long_fuse_plotting
9
status_as_live_wire
9
genre_register_collision
8
tonal_duality
10
structural_reveal
9
politeness_as_masking
10
voice_violations
10
Audio
Script statistics
83 lines · 1017 words · 12.25 avg words/line
| character | lines | words | line % | word % | avg w/l |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agatha | 42 | 617 | 50.6% | 60.7% | 14.69 |
| Toby | 41 | 400 | 49.4% | 39.3% | 9.76 |
| third | lines | words | wpm | beats | scenes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| beginning | 29 | 354 | 150 | 4 | 1 |
| middle | 23 | 322 | 133 | 2 | 1 |
| end | 31 | 341 | 136 | 4 | 2 |
Critique summary
Composite 8.43/10.
TO FIX (most severe first):
• [tonal_shift_present] Land one moment in the final third where laughter falls quiet. Cite a specific timestamp in `analysis.standout_moments`. The 'vinegar in the sponge cake' beat.
• [duration_within_band] Aim for 28-30 minutes total runtime.
• [third_act_status_flip] Place a beat in the final third (after ~2/3 of duration) whose description names the status flip explicitly: the apparently low-status character is revealed to be driving the situation. Use 'reveals', 'drops the mask', 'takes control', 'all along' phrasing in the beat description so the rule can detect it.
KEEP (load-bearing strengths):
• [tonal_duality] Axis `tonal_duality` scored 10/10. A definitional 10. The episode exhibits absolute perfection in the 'vinegar in the sponge cake' transition. The comedic friction entirely evaporates the moment the listener understands the actual, deeply tragic stakes behind Agatha's refusal to hang up.
• [politeness_as_masking] Axis `politeness_as_masking` scored 10/10. A definitive execution of the trope. Agatha uses weaponized, unyielding politeness to completely mask her awareness of Toby's deception and her underlying mourning. Her refusal to drop the facade is what drives the entire comedic engine.
• [voice_violations] Axis `voice_violations` scored 10/10. A perfect 10. The episode demonstrates flawless subtextual discipline, and there is zero unearned sentimentality. The script stays fiercely within Finnemore's trademark tragicomic register, never breaking the fourth wall or explaining its own jokes.
STRETCH:
• [genre_register_collision] Name the collision in `premise.hook`. High register × small situation. Make it the SPINE.