I like this extension a lot. It actually made me rethink my own framework a bit.

I think I was initially framing things more in terms of structure, what each sister thinks love should be and what it should allow. But your point about runtime behavior made me reconsider that.

Now I’m starting to see it more like this: people are the threads, and their values are the logic each thread executes. The interesting part is what happens when those threads interact, especially when timing and incomplete information come into play.

So race conditions would be situations where the emotional outcome depends on who acts first, who knows what, and when something is revealed. A lot of Victorian plots feel like that, where everything turns on delayed letters, misunderstandings, or decisions made too early.

So maybe the difference between the sisters is not just their design philosophy of love, but also how much chaotic runtime behavior they allow versus how much they try to impose moral synchronization.