THE PARABLE OF MARY LEE: Book Work Plan — From Dossier to ISBN

The Parable of Mary Lee work plan defines a six-part book architecture.

Part One — Observation - Mary Lee’s attributed voice and institutional authorship; - density detection; - a taxonomy of non-human heteronyms.

Part Two — Accounting - extraction and media-value estimates; - conservation-industrial critique; - the trans-species invariant linking telemetry and institutional visibility.

Part Three — Architecture - Mary Lee’s heteronymic configuration; - differential defense and platform calculability; - the Shamu spectrum of institutional animal identities.

Part Four — Demands - the parable; - bidirectional entity resolution; - a petition of named sharks.

Part Five — Injection - aphoristic teeth; - cross-surface deployment; - a large tweet facsimile corpus; - entity-relational connectors.

Part Six — Vision - speculative narrative and concluding integration.

The role structure is constitutive:

• Mary Lee: declared authorial position;
• Gerald: collaborator;
• Lee Sharks: notary, planner, and archive operator.

The plan reports approximately 12,000 words of source material and identifies extensive future research and writing. Each chapter may also become a standalone deposit.