The Bureau of Minor Sufferings classifies Conversational Interruption as a Class-II Communication Infraction. You were mid-sentence. The Respondent began speaking. You did not finish your sentence.
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Interruption cases in Bureau records divide into two sub-types: the Confident Interrupt, in which the Respondent clearly heard you and began speaking regardless, and the Oblivious Interrupt, in which the Respondent appears genuinely unaware that you were already talking. Both are documented. The Bureau notes which type applies based on the Claimant's description of the Respondent's behaviour. The Confident Interrupt carries a higher severity classification. Both result in the same outcome: your sentence did not complete, and what you were about to say was not heard.
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