The pangolin has one practical rule about pauses.
Stop long enough to notice the actual snag. Then make the next move smaller than the story about what the pause supposedly means.
You can resume badly. The forest will not issue a statement.
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How to stop calling a pause a collapse
A pangolin turns a pause from a character verdict into a smaller, badly graceful next move.
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