CHAPTERS 00:13:12 | Chapters serve existing viewers CLIP CANDIDATES 00:13:12 -> 00:13:34 | 9 | Clearly distinguishes the purpose of chapters from clips and closes by explaining that a chapter list works like a table of contents. 00:13:34 -> 00:13:56 | 8 | Explains that viewers scan chapter lists before committing and closes with the practical rule that titles should name the question. 00:13:56 -> 00:14:18 | 9 | Contrasts an unhelpful numbered chapter title with a specific title that tells viewers whether the section is relevant. CLIP EVIDENCE CLIP 1 QUOTE: "Clips recruit strangers, chapters serve the people already watching." WHY IT STANDS ALONE: The quote directly explains the different roles of clips and chapters without needing earlier context. CONTEXT NEEDED? no. CLIP 2 QUOTE: "A chapter list is a table of contents, and people scan it before they commit." WHY IT STANDS ALONE: The quote explains how viewers use chapter lists, and the range closes with a clear rule for naming chapters. CONTEXT NEEDED? no. CLIP 3 QUOTE: "A title like part three tells the viewer nothing and costs you the watch." WHY IT STANDS ALONE: The range gives both the bad example and the contrasting specific-title example, making the point understandable by itself. CONTEXT NEEDED? no. COVERAGE CHECK CHAPTERS: 1 TOTAL DURATION: 00:13:12 to 00:14:29 TIMESTAMPS VERIFIED AGAINST INPUT: yes UNVERIFIED: first cue is not 00:00:00