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//! Bakery relationships — business, customers, and rivalry
// Martha and Jane - business partnership
relationship BusinessPartnership {
Martha as co_owner {
domain: BusinessAndBread
manages: OperationsAndSuppliers
}
Jane as co_owner {
domain: PastriesAndPresentation
manages: MenuDesignAndDisplays
}
partnership_strength: 0.95
}
// Henry as loyal customer — complicated this year by his judging role
relationship CustomerRelationship {
Martha as baker {
service_priority: High
reserved_item: "sourdough loaf"
}
Henry as customer {
loyalty: 0.95
daily_visit: true
favorite_item: "sourdough"
}
years_as_customer: 8
awkwardness: 0.6
---description
Henry has been Martha's most loyal customer for eight years, but his
new role as competition judge has introduced an uncomfortable tension.
Martha still sets aside his morning loaf, and Henry still arrives at
seven sharp, but they both avoid talking about Saturday. Henry worries
about impartiality. Martha worries he will overcompensate by scoring
her lower than she deserves.
---
}
// Roland and Martha - baking competition rivalry
relationship Competition {
Martha as competitor {
market_share: 0.65
advantage: CustomerLoyalty
competition_wins: 3
}
Roland as competitor {
market_share: 0.35
advantage: LowerPrices
competition_wins: 1
}
intensity: 0.80
mutual_respect: 0.40
---description
The rivalry between Martha and Roland has sharpened since last year's
competition, when Roland's dark rye unseated Martha's three-year
winning streak. The tension deepened when Roland hired Thomas,
Martha's former apprentice, creating a rift that guild meetings
have not fully healed. Roland respects Martha's skill but will
never say so sober. Martha considers his methods sound but his
ethics questionable.
---
}