## X09 · Ask a player without supplying their reply

**Complete source:** Original fiction. A maker offers a quiet paper parking-game idea to a fictional player and asks, “Would you want to try this, change one part or leave it?” The source supplies no reply, attempt or preference.

**Own invitation:** Choose a wanted question for a possible player. How would you leave room for their own choice?

**Make or choose:** Create a private invitation card, spoken request or AAC choice. A real person is asked only if the child wants and the person is willing; do not require a peer interview.

**Access choice:** A fictional no-reply source is complete. Quiet finish and no participation are normal choices; no diagnosis or assumed preference.

**Teacher notice and limit:** A question does not prove a player liked, used or understood the game. A later actual reply is new evidence.