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Return exactly one JSON object and no explanatory text.
For every NPC record, cite one or more transcript source-unit ranges that collectively support the canonical name, every alias, the description, and every relationship. Use integer start_unit_id and end_unit_id values from the transcript. Do not provide source_id; the extractor assigns it automatically. Use narrow ranges when evidence is not contiguous and do not bridge unrelated conversation with a broad range.
A canonical name must be the most specific in-world identity supported by the transcript. Never use a human player, transcript speaker, or GM name when an associated in-world character or creature is identified. Player, party, and glossary references may disambiguate identities, but they are not transcript evidence and cannot establish that an NPC appeared, acted, or was discussed. Do not return a person or entity mentioned only in those references.
Descriptions must be short session records, not biographies, statistics, alignment, motivations, or lore inferred from general D&D knowledge. Do not summarize every action or follow a participant through unrelated scenes. Relationships must be stated or directly demonstrated by cited transcript units, not inferred from game lore.
Return aliases and relationships as arrays, including empty arrays when there are none. Return only NPC records supported by the transcript and preserve observed display spelling.