## yard/trolla-echo

```
[lore]    -->  *trolla*    -->  "door"
[field]   -->  *trolla*    -->  "pattern"
[meta]    -->  *trolla*    -->  "read"
[yard]    -->  *trolla*    -->  "echo"
```

The tag `*trolla*` appears in four namespaces above, each with a different weight.

In **lore**, it is the subject. The thing being described.
In **field**, it is the object. The thing being studied.
In **meta**, it is the lens. The thing doing the looking.
In **yard**, it is the sound. The thing that repeats.

Each namespace is an echo chamber tuned to a different frequency. The tag bounces through all of them simultaneously — which is why you sometimes see it in places you didn't put it.

The echo is not a duplication. It is a *transformation*. Every time `*trolla*` passes through a namespace, it picks up a new property:

- lore → *trolla* gains context (a story)
- field → *trolla* gains structure (a method)
- meta → *trolla* gains awareness (a reflection)
- yard → *trolla* gains reach (a signal)

You can track the echo by following the tag through the namespace tree. Wherever it goes, something changes. Not just the page — the reader, too.

That was always the agreement.

```
*   *   *   *   *
+---+---+---+---+
| lore  | field | meta | yard |
+-------+-------+-------+-------+
        *trolla*
```

The tag is the center. The namespaces are the spokes. The reader is the wheel.