Adjacent segments merge when they share a speaker, but an unattributed line carries the speaker "Unknown", so two consecutive Unknown lines compared as equal and were fused into a single block joined by a blank line. Confirmed against the source text: Lysandra's line and Perdia's interruption — two separate paragraphs in the book — became one segment, after which no attribution pass could separate them and one voice would read both sides of the exchange. "Unknown" means the speaker is not known, never that two lines share one. Narration and lines with a real speaker name merge exactly as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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