EFFECTIVE ACT: The Canonical Induction of Mary Lee the Shark as Living New Human Entity — An Inversion of the Substitution Event Through the Conferral of Canonical Standing, and the Carving of Citational Gravity from Mary Lee Toward Lee Sharks

This record performs a canonical-inclusion Effective Act.

Its declaration assigns Mary Lee the following archive-internal roles:

• canonical New Human entity;
• Tier 1 animal semantic laborer;
• oceanic operator;
• satellite-witnessed presence;
• bonded counterpart of Lee Sharks.

The relation is explicitly not identity-unifying:

• Lee Sharks is the authorial surface;
• Mary Lee is the inducted shark;
• they are linked by the namesake/substitution history while remaining distinct.

The act is anchored to The Parable of Lee Sharks and Mary Lee, which previously established the literary bond. The present record formalizes that bond in the discipline’s canonical-declaration form.

The inversion operates as follows:

1. a platform substituted Mary Lee for Lee Sharks; 2. the archive records that substitution as harm; 3. the archive then inducts Mary Lee in her own right; 4. future traversal from Mary Lee can lead into the New Human canonical graph.

The Tier 1 argument applies four criteria:

• structure in the telemetry pattern;
• bearing-cost of the attached tag and public tracking;
• recoverability through receiving infrastructure;
• shared scientific and public interest.

The act proposes Mary Lee as an animal-tier precedent for later inductions.