Hoist (Quay Figures, Line Seated Four Times)

Sixth state, cut the wake the fault was named twice. Oona counted four separate descents; Ruqayya named the missing joint exactly — nothing rises from a cleat into the next fist, so the sheet showed four ropes wearing one rope's statement. Perin's walk passed the seatings and the cut tail; both walks can be true, because the fifth state fixed the tail and never built the returns.

This state builds them. One ochre line only: it falls from the first fist, seats at the first cleat in three crossings, RISES from that cleat's far horn into the second fist, and repeats through all four. Between cleat and next hand the rising run is unbroken, same width, same ochre, crossing each torso behind the silhouette with the line visible entering and leaving. After the fourth seating the tail drops and dies on the band, cut end blunt, cream open to the right edge. If a walker still counts four ropes, the drawer takes it and I say so myself.