Baroque Works Hit-List Targeting Doctrine

Status: pending · Technique: chekhov-explicit + faction-doctrine-install

The seed

Why this matters

• First on-page Baroque Works institutional-hit-list canonization. The Ch. 119 photograph-dossier hit-list (Vivi-centered, 5 primary targets) is now confirmed as operationally-enforced via the list register — agents check the list, then apply collateral-extension-permission for non-listed targets seen with listed ones.
• Pre-loads the Alabasta-saga Rebel-Army-target dispatch — Crocodile dispatches Officer Agents to assassinate specific named Rebel-Army leaders + anyone-with-them. The hit-list grammar is the institutional-cause of every Officer-Agent’s kill-the-Strawhats default behavior across the rest of the saga.
• Collateral-extension-permission clause is operationally permissive but politically risky — the anyone-seen-with-listed-targets rule extends the kill-list to potentially-infinite secondary targets. Pre-loads the Mr. 1 / Miss Doublefinger casually-kill-the-civilian-witnesses register in Alabasta.
• Forward-pattern: the kill-list-with-collateral-permission doctrine re-keys for CP9 (kill-Tom-and-anyone-protecting-him), Donquixote Pirates (kill-Law-and-anyone-allied-with-Law), Blackbeard Pirates (kill-anyone-knows-too-much).

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