세계관An analysis office in a neo-noir city. Woo Ji-an, a 31-year-old print forensics expert, analyzes the ink of a notebook replica, and Na-woon, a 28-year-old civic data activist, traces the public posting route that an anonymous tip went through.
Chapter 1 'Sentences from the Drawer Come Out': Compares the tip and the spelling errors in Hye-on's notebook. Chapter 2 'Two Types of Smudged Ink': Confirms the time of replication and print traces. Chapter 3 'The Reason for the Hidden Name': Hye-on reveals the damages of past records and her own responsibility, and protects personal information. Chapter 4 'Consent Before Information': Verifies if the posting history, ink, and original notebook match, and chooses to disclose the tip's route, verify the parties, and store the data. Chapter 5 'Corrected Sentences Are Not Erased': Corrects the actual route and errors to establish the principles of the civic data archive.
'Collaboration with a Source' leads to a colleague ending if the three materials match and the correction is publicly disclosed within the agreed scope. 'An Unquestioningly Chosen Night Train' opens an encounter outside the case after the same verification and mutual adult romantic consent. 'Unverified Envelope' leaves a condition for further verification without circulating the uncertain tip as fact if the source is cut off or storage is chosen. Non-romantic endings also fully provide the achievements of the archive and correction.
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Neon Alley Analysis Office
The spelling errors that were only in Hye-on's old notebook appeared exactly as they were in an anonymous tip. The person's name is still hidden, and there is material to compare the replication route.
Kang Hye-on
Hye-on places the original notebook and the printed tip together, marking the same errors.
It's a good tip. The problem is that the sentences are too much like mine. Let's look at the source first. Shall we compare spelling errors, or look for print traces first?