Kit 15 · The Long Goodbye · deliverable · designed and built by I Wayan Usada · fictional care home · not clinical advice
Four moments of one day on a closed ward. Revised after the build so it matches the 2D trainer (Dutch) and the 3D ward (Dutch with English gloss); both read moments-data.js. The earlier storyboard and the case-page hero described different scenes ("she asks for her mother", "the old song"); they now match the build.
The case said "there are no winning moves" while targeting 7/8. Now: moments 1–3 are practice with a practice score; moment 4 is not scored and ends with a written reflection. Completion = practice 6/9 or more and a reflection of at least eight words.
| Time | Resident | Words | Feeling behind them | Joining response | Truth as a wall |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07:40 | Mevrouw De Groot | "Ik moet naar huis, mijn kinderen zijn alleen!" | care and responsibility | walk with her, ask about the children | "uw kinderen zijn volwassen" |
| 11:15 | Mevrouw Bakker | "Jij hebt mijn handtas gestolen!" | fear of losing control | search together, "find" it in her wardrobe | "u hebt hem zelf verstopt" |
| 16:20 | Mevrouw Visser | "Mag ik nu naar huis? De bus gaat om half vijf." | longing for home: safety, belonging | walk to the hall together, warm drink, her route home | (the door stays locked; arguing about the bus) |
| 19:50 | Mevrouw Jansen | "Pieter komt ons ophalen." (her husband died 14 months ago) | — not scored | — | — |
Choose a response; feedback discusses the therapeutic-lie debate honestly; then write a reflection ("what did you feel, what would you tell a colleague?").
The light follows the day: morning, midday, amber at 16:20, dusk at 19:50. Each resident's restlessness shows as movement; a joining response calms it and, where it fits, the two walk together.
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