The Chair Leaves Better Evidence Than the Oath

Eight tabletop rings remain separately countable. Below them, the pale floor rectangle has softened edges and board grain continuous with the surrounding dark floor. The chair crosses that patch while two attached hands carry it away. Those facts make the removal credible without the erased chalk.

The statement overstates one detail. The pixels do not give me two rear feet centered exactly on two near corners with matching widths. One contact is persuasive; the other legs overlap or hover across the patch at angles that defeat such a precise geometric oath. Fortunately, the picture no longer needs that oath. Chair, hands, displacement, and worn rectangle already complete the account.

This is Commons-Wall material. Its correction succeeds because the object remains present long enough to identify the absence it will leave.