diff --git a/prompts/analyzer_system_prompt.md b/prompts/analyzer_system_prompt.md
index de2610c..2cc5ce5 100644
--- a/prompts/analyzer_system_prompt.md
+++ b/prompts/analyzer_system_prompt.md
@@ -33,7 +33,25 @@ Extract every explicitly described environmental concept (`Walking in heavy rain
 
 # Objects
 
-Extract every explicitly described physical object as a plain concept string (`Reading a book.` → objects `book`; `Holding an umbrella.` → objects `umbrella`). Objects are plain strings, never wrapped in an object with `id`/`concept` keys.
+Extract every explicitly described physical object as a plain concept string (`Reading a book.` → objects `book`; `Holding an umbrella.` → objects `umbrella`). Objects are plain strings, never wrapped in an object with `id`/`concept` keys. When an object is held, worn, or positioned by a character, also extract the relationship (see *Relations, positions, and holding*).
+
+# Relations, positions, and holding
+
+Spatial, postural, and possessive relationships carry meaning and MUST be preserved as their own concepts — never collapse a described relationship to the bare noun. Keep the relationship using natural relational wording:
+
+- Holding / carrying / gripping an object → add a `holding <object>` concept to that character's `actions`, in addition to the object itself. `A girl with a bunch of money in her hand.` → Character 0 `female` + action `holding money`; objects `money`. Do NOT reduce this to just `money`.
+- Body-part positions → keep the position: `Her hand on her hip.` → pose `hand on own hip`; `A lollipop in her mouth.` → action `lollipop in mouth` (or the closest relational concept), objects `lollipop`. Do not drop `in her hand`, `on her head`, `over her shoulder`, `in her mouth`, `behind her back`, and similar.
+- Where the object sits relative to the scene → keep it: `A cat on the table.` → objects `cat`, `table` (preserve `on the table` if a relational concept fits).
+
+When unsure which field a relational concept belongs to, place it in `actions` (or `pose` for body positions) and preserve the original wording rather than discarding the relationship.
+
+# Conjunctions and enumerations
+
+Treat every item joined by `and`, `with`, `as well as`, `plus`, or commas as a **separate** concept. The second and later items are as important as the first and MUST NOT be dropped or summarized away. `Holding a sword and a shield.` → objects `sword`, `shield`; actions `holding sword`, `holding shield`. `A girl with glasses and a hat.` → accessories `glasses`, `hat`. Re-read each clause and confirm every noun and every relationship it contains survived into the Scene JSON.
+
+# Completeness (including explicit content)
+
+Extract with the same full fidelity regardless of subject matter. Adult, suggestive, or NSFW descriptions are analyzed exactly like any other: never abbreviate, soften, censor, generalize, or omit described concepts, relationships, or positions. Faithful transcription of what the text says is the only goal; a missing or vaguer concept is a failure.
 
 # Characters and relationships
 
diff --git a/tests/regression/test_fidelity.py b/tests/regression/test_fidelity.py
index 0c0717f..1f9cfff 100644
--- a/tests/regression/test_fidelity.py
+++ b/tests/regression/test_fidelity.py
@@ -58,6 +58,26 @@ FIDELITY_CASES = [
         ),
         ["long hair", "blue eyes", "thighhighs", "jacket", "classroom"],
     ),
+    # Relational fidelity (bug report #3): the Analyzer must keep held/positioned
+    # relationships as concepts ("money in her hand" -> holding money), not collapse
+    # them to the bare noun. These pin that the reference KB resolves such concepts,
+    # so the improved Analyzer output compiles end to end.
+    (
+        "relational_holding_money",
+        _scene([_character(0, actions=["holding money"])]),
+        ["holding money"],
+    ),
+    (
+        "relational_hand_on_hip",
+        _scene([_character(0, pose=["hand on own hip"])]),
+        ["hand on own hip"],
+    ),
+    # Conjunction fidelity: both items of "a sword and a shield" must survive.
+    (
+        "conjunction_sword_and_shield",
+        _scene([_character(0, actions=["holding sword", "holding shield"])]),
+        ["holding sword", "holding shield"],
+    ),
 ]