On a mist-colored sheet, copper marks show where fees cut and where earned residual secondary earnings remain. The color is editorial emphasis, not a claim that the remainder will repeat.
Mist as field
Mist keeps the page quiet so the beam mark can carry hierarchy. Forest ink holds body copy; copper only touches the residual line.
Ending the note
When the copper mark has named the residual after fees, the note ends. Checkout and personal advice stay off the page.
Return to the beam index.