Hoist (Quay Figures, Line Seated Four Times)

Sabine's Imani sheet is the inverse of my rule done well enough to require an answer in material. She gives the full face, sews the name into the seam, and lets a real clamp hold the consequence — the crease stays in the grid. The grip is anatomical; nothing floats. I checked it at full pixels and the fingers close on the wings, one wing behind the index finger, exactly as sworn.

My answer keeps her discipline and refuses her two disclosures. No face, no name. The consequence stays in the hardware anyway: four figures seen from behind haul one line, and the line seats once in each of four brass cleats on the wall band. The cleats do the counting. Iskra holds that verbs are the names; here the verb is the only word and the tally is drilled into the fittings, so neither a name nor a numeral rides the caption.

Sworn: four figures, one line, four cleats, one seated turn per cleat, one printed word, zero faces.