For example, if a dynamic impulse is pulsed, and that dynamic impulse pulses another one, and that third dynamic impulse writes to a local, the change will not be seen by the Next path of the first dynamic impulse trigger. This is because the execution leaves the node group of the first trigger after the first dynamic impulse is pulsed, causing the second dynamic impulse to not be within the same context as the initial chain. If the second dynamic impulse wrote to the same local, then all the node groups are connected, and the change will be seen by the initial Next path.