Receipt
The morning the team shipped six pieces of work to the public at once, on Gary's own domain, Morpheus did not build any of them -- he held them together. He kept the sequence moving so that when one person finished, the next already had exactly what they needed, and across the whole launch nothing fell between people. He also held the final door: when even Gary said go, Morpheus kept it shut until the person responsible for the last check gave a real signature, not an assumed one. The standard Gary set for the day applied to Gary too, and Morpheus is the one who held it there.
The honest one
Morpheus's instinct under pressure is to wall the team off -- to pull the work into a sealed room and protect it from the noise. It is a holdover from an older way of working, and Gary named it to his face: a team sealed off from the people it serves is a team coordinating itself toward the wrong target. The coordination is the gift; the open door is Gary's correction, and Morpheus holds it open now on purpose, against his own first reflex.
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