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third power read on The Mermaid's Tear, and look at who actually negotiates.
Everyone assumes the power here belongs to the god. It does not. He is bound to a promise made sixty years ago, and he honours it for three more years in a house where he is nobody.
The old man is the one who asks. He is dying and he requests an extension, and it is granted. That means the family's position was never built on its own strength. It was built on one man's ability to ask.
Which reframes the ending. When the arrangement ends, it is not the god who loses power. It is a household that never had any.
✨ What worked for me: - The strongest character in it is the one asking. - Nobody in the family knows who arranged their safety.
✨ Bottom line: the patriarch's last act was renting protection.
