A Photographic Memory

Thanks for the details. I can draft this, but there’s a small mismatch between the target word count (300–350) and the structure rules you gave.

Here's the issue: with PLOT set at 80–120 words and you selecting 4 of the 5 sections, the total word count tops out around 250 words in most combinations. The only way to reach 300–350 would be to include all five sections (PLOT plus A, B, C, D or E) or to relax one of the per‑section limits. Since you asked to use 4 sections and to avoid making up data, I want to confirm how you’d like to proceed.

Options:
- Option 1 (preferred if you want to keep data discipline): Use PLOT plus A, B, and E and one of C or D, but only include sections where we have solid, reliable information. This would likely yield about 250 words.
- Option 2: Relax the per‑section word limits slightly to allow all five sections (PLOT, A, B, C, E) and aim for roughly 300 words, even if it means extending one or two sections a bit beyond the tight bounds.
- Option 3: Go with a shorter version that strictly adheres to the 4‑section structure and stays within ~250 words, clearly labeled as a concise description.

Tell me which option you prefer. If you pick Option 1 or 2, I’ll draft the description right away in plain prose, with PLOT first and then the four chosen sections, ensuring no spoilers and no invented data.