= Target-dependent continuation of SLE6
At parameter six, changing a boundary target preserves the initial unparameterized <SLE> law until the growing hull separates the two possible targets. After separation, each curve continues in the complementary component whose boundary contains its own target. A curve targeted at infinity follows the unbounded component, whereas a finite separated target lies on a different component. The <target-change locality of SLE6> proof no longer applies: its <conformal automorphism of the upper half-plane> conjugates corresponding surviving domains only before this separation. A zero drift before contact does not give equality of complete curve laws afterwards.
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