The Bureau of Minor Sufferings classifies Unsolicited Narrative Disclosure as an under-reported but acutely felt infraction. You were working through the series. You had mentioned this. The key plot event was revealed anyway, in passing, at the dinner table.
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The Spoiler Infraction case is notable for the irreversibility of the harm. Unlike most grievances, where the situation can theoretically be remedied, the knowledge of a plot point cannot be unknowed. The Bureau documents what was revealed, the series and episode it pertains to, the Claimant's documented progress in the series at the time, and whether any spoiler warning was given before disclosure. Zero cases on file have included an adequate prior warning.
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