Mech-Pilot of the Two-Hatched Ejection-Well — a scramble-jockey of a folding hangar-cradle whose one canopy-hatch does not lift her OUT of the cockpit up into the launch-bay but folds the climb back through its own frame: the same steel-and-glass canopy she is hauling herself UP through toward the open hangar and the waiting sky is, in the same hinge in the same instant, already lowering her BACK DOWN into the pilot's shell she just unstrapped from behind her, so the launch-bay above is the seat-well below, and the hatch has no rim to clear and no sky to break into, only the seam where climb-out is drop-in — and the Mech-Pilot has learned the canopy cannot be climbed through, only crossed at the fold in one committed vaulting push off the cockpit sill, one knee driving up toward the hangar lights while that same drive folds her back down into the harness she left, caught mid-vault between the open bay above and the pilot-shell below before the two-hatched well decides which cradle the scramble-klaxon will drop her into