Give the brute a four-frame lumber

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Last body still walking on two frames, and the slowest thing on court, so the
lurch was the most visible. Same treatment as the player: the whole cycle
regenerated in one pass, then fitted per channel onto the mean and sd of the
frames that stay — the four wound skins — so a healthy brute and a wounded one
are the same colour (mean error about 1 of 255).

Its cycle steps off DISTANCE WALKED, not time, the same rule its wound lurch
already used: at brute pace a time-driven cycle is pure foot-slide. Four frames
over the same metre, so the cadence is unchanged.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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