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Asher Chipmunk
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Kaydence and Asher are siblings whose shared visual frame should communicate careful closeness, access-aware belonging, quiet attention, and child-centered inclusion.
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Source Document: Relationships/Kay-Ash Visual Canon.docx
15.1 Kaydence Chipmunk + Asher Chipmunk — Sibling Access Relationship Sheet Relationship Function: Kaydence and Asher are siblings whose shared visual frame should communicate careful closeness, access-aware belonging, quiet attention, and child-centered inclusion. Kaydence may notice, wait, bring an object closer, make room, angle her body toward Asher, or respond to his small signal, but she should not speak for him, interpret without evidence, crowd his chair, or turn his presence into a lesson. Asher remains fully present through eye focus, softened expression, still attention, quiet sound, and very small effortful movement near his lap, blanket, or wheelchair armrest. Relative Scale: Kaydence is a small tan/light-brown striped chipmunk girl with round glasses and lavender dress, standing, crouching, or sitting beside Asher. Asher is a tan/light-brown striped chipmunk boy in a small handcrafted wooden wheelchair with rounded wooden wheels, forest-green hoodie, brown pants, and lap blanket. Asher’s wheelchair must remain fully visible and child-sized . Kaydence should appear close enough to be emotionally connected but not so close that she blocks Asher’s face, hands, lap blanket, wheels, or access space. Default Spacing: Use side-by-side or slight diagonal spacing with clear wheelchair room. Kaydence may stand beside the chair, kneel at a respectful angle, sit nearby on firm ground, or hold an object within Asher’s view. Leave visible open space around Asher’s wheelchair, especially near the wheels, foot area, lap blanket, and armrest. The camera should make both children emotionally readable without hiding Asher behind Kaydence or using Kaydence as the active center by default. Support Posture: Kaydence’s support should look like waiting, noticing, making room, bri
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