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<div class="ev-source">Based on <i>[[The Divide|Paul Evans: The Divide]]</i>. Introductory reference only; major discoveries and outcomes are omitted.</div>
<div class="ev-source">Based on <i>[[The Divide|Paul Evans: The Divide]]</i>. Introductory reference only; major discoveries and outcomes are omitted.</div>
== The people behind a household loop ==
Checking trunk valves is part of the continuing work that lets a household experience heat as something ordinary. Tessa’s name gives that work a person rather than leaving it as an anonymous line on a diagram.
Her place in the classroom discussion connects [[Ms. Ivers|Ms. Ivers’s]] assignment with the wider operations community. [[Venn]] introduces another aspect of the work that continues through the night.

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CHARACTER · THE DIVIDE

Tessa Brandt is a night operator who checks trunk valves on the heat network.

Work and recognition

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Her work connects plant operations with John’s school assignment about the systems that keep a home alive. She represents the people whose ordinary rounds can disappear behind a tidy diagram.

In the book

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Named in Chapter 3.

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Based on Paul Evans: The Divide. Introductory reference only; major discoveries and outcomes are omitted.

The people behind a household loop

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Checking trunk valves is part of the continuing work that lets a household experience heat as something ordinary. Tessa’s name gives that work a person rather than leaving it as an anonymous line on a diagram.

Her place in the classroom discussion connects Ms. Ivers’s assignment with the wider operations community. Venn introduces another aspect of the work that continues through the night.

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