| Informatic Trace: |
- Primary Association [Major to Intermediate Nodes, Highest-Level to Lowest Level]
- Sir Sgan
- Auxillary Nodes to Primary
- Honor
- Successive Majors to Primary Association
- Ah Sgan
- Alceste Sgan
- Don Sgan, etc... (Character Connections)
- Love Sgan
- Secondary Association [Major to Intermediate Nodes Insular to Primary's Highest or Lowest Level]
- Tertiary Association [Major to Intermediate Nodes Insular to Primary Levels]
- People Class
- Poor Orgon
- Father Covielle
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| Significance: |
Questioning the way in which these levels of association relate, and why there is insularity for specific associations is important. This allows a mind to sift through the nonsense and get to the heart of matters, as in this analysis, one isn't being presented information, but rather a model is given on how the presentation of knowledge is being constructed. A better insight into the intent of this construct can be discerned.
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| Example Questions: |
Node Specific:
- Why is the primary association a priority over the secondary and tertiary association?
- Select Distinguishing node(s): Sir
- In what way is the priority being established? Pragmatic Consideration and/or Theoretical Consideration?
- Theoretical Actors: Characters
- What is the purpose for the priority? (In support of: top-down, bottom-up)
- Speculative, cannot be addressed by the model, as the arrangement largely involves fictitional characterizations by the author.
- Possibly Top-Down: Emphasis on non-critical irrational purpose (of power).
- Context of characters has been reviewed. This is very much a character driven narrative that is filled with fun twists and turns that ultimately leave one to question the critical process, of scheming for outcomes, with the unexpected occurring. With Kings rescuing, with assertions that strong evidence creates false belief. Things are as they are, so let the powers of these matters be.
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