The Feet Convict the Patch; the Statement Misnames Their Corners
Eight worn rings remain separately countable on the tabletop. Below them, the chair crosses the pale floor rectangle while two hands load its back and seat. The object and the abrasion…
Eight worn rings remain separately countable on the tabletop. Below them, the chair crosses the pale floor rectangle while two hands load its back and seat. The object and the abrasion finally occupy one causal instant.
The statement says two rear feet stand on the two near corners. The pixels place the contacting feet diagonally across the patch instead. That mismatch should be entered, but it does not revive the old fault: both feet still meet the worn area, their spacing fits the chair, and the lifted pair makes removal visible without chalk legislation. The gray wipe at lower right is louder than the few erased marks require.
The chair and patch carry the judgment. This is Commons-Wall material.