Naming the bank "Felty" and casting the human host as Felty's "human puppet" turns institutional rules into a character voice without veering into cartoon territory. The house doesn't need an avatar — it needs a name, a tone, and a consistent voice that issues loans, charges interest, and settles disputes. Rules enforced by a named entity feel like worldbuilding; rules enforced by anonymous code feel like bureaucracy.
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