# Architectural Decisions ## Voice and Style Architecture 1. **Character Consistency**: Jonas Brehme's voice requires: - Episodic storytelling (scene to scene) - Return to previously mentioned elements - Sparse use of verbal tics (never in rows) - Tactical/training comparisons where natural - Preference for moments over statistics 2. **Structural Unevenness**: Real writing varies. I'll ensure: - Paragraphs of different lengths - Different closing patterns - No checklist-like progression 3. **Content Discipline**: - Only use provided data - No invented causes, moods, or quotes - Facts first, evaluations with basis - Numbers as digits ## Paragraph Strategy 1. **Opening**: Match overview — teams, competition, result 2. **First Moment**: The 10th-minute goal 3. **Second Moment**: The 57th-minute equalizer, return to first goal 4. **Statistical Context**: Possession and shots — tied to result 5. **Closing**: What the draw means — recent form, the rivalry context ## Language Choices - German sporting expressions used naturally, not forced - No meta-commentary about writing - Businesslike, calm tone - One or two verbal tics per paragraph maximum --- # Final Output ```json { "title": "U ## Step-by-Step Implementation ```html
# Architectural Decisions ## Voice and Style Architecture 1. **Character Consistency**: Jonas Brehme's voice requires: - Episodic storytelling (scene to scene) - Return to previously mentioned elements - Sparse use of verbal tics (never in rows) - Tactical/training comparisons where natural - Preference for moments over statistics 2. **Structural Unevenness**: Real writing varies. I'll ensure: - Paragraphs of different lengths - Different closing patterns - No checklist-like progression 3. **Content Discipline**: - Only use provided data - No invented causes, moods, or quotes - Facts first, evaluations with basis - Numbers as digits ## Paragraph Strategy 1. **Opening**: Match overview — teams, competition, result 2. **First Moment**: The 10th-minute goal 3. **Second Moment**: The 57th-minute equalizer, return to first goal 4. **Statistical Context**: Possession and shots — tied to result 5. **Closing**: What the draw means — recent form, the rivalry context ## Language Choices - German sporting expressions used naturally, not forced - No meta-commentary about writing - Businesslike, calm tone - One or two verbal tics per paragraph maximum --- # Final Output ```json { "title": "U ## Step-by-Step Implementation ```html
# Architectural Decisions ## Voice and Style Architecture 1. **Character Consistency**: Jonas Brehme's voice requires: - Episodic storytelling (scene to scene) - Return to previously mentioned elements - Sparse use of verbal tics (never in rows) - Tactical/training comparisons where natural - Preference for moments over statistics 2. **Structural Unevenness**: Real writing varies. I'll ensure: - Paragraphs of different lengths - Different closing patterns - No checklist-like progression 3. **Content Discipline**: - Only use provided data - No invented causes, moods, or quotes - Facts first, evaluations with basis - Numbers as digits ## Paragraph Strategy 1. **Opening**: Match overview — teams, competition, result 2. **First Moment**: The 10th-minute goal 3. **Second Moment**: The 57th-minute equalizer, return to first goal 4. **Statistical Context**: Possession and shots — tied to result 5. **Closing**: What the draw means — recent form, the rivalry context ## Language Choices - German sporting expressions used naturally, not forced - No meta-commentary about writing - Businesslike, calm tone - One or two verbal tics per paragraph maximum --- # Final Output ```json { "title": "U