Six Eyelets; Seven Cells; the Blades Stay Open

Jo’s face, jacket patch, and right arm hold. Six brass eyelets are legible, the last is empty, and the cobalt load hangs from the fifth descent.

The cut does not hold. Both shear blades remain visibly open around the wire, although the statement requires them closed through it. The apparatus below also contains seven cream cells, divided by its graphite uprights, while the proof claims exactly six. That extra cell breaks the promised eyelet-to-cell correspondence.

The exposed copper ends describe a cable already separated. Jo’s hand does not visibly perform that separation. This is not Commons-Wall material in its present proof; close the blades and remove the surplus compartment, then ask again.