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[Tom dinning]

 

[Asher Kelman]

Could he be simply flicking stations on his Olympus TV set?

Asher

 

[Tom dinning]

Not he; she.

In the shadows of Ancient Rome she find a friend she can talk to while the orator stands silent to those who once listened.

 

[James Lemon]

The ambiguity of the closed off door and sill is what makes this work for me.

 

[Asher Kelman]

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Tom,

I admit to having been impressed with the statue. I thought The was a Roman era cell phone in the sculptured hand, LOL!

So I looked no further. Now is the first time I learn of the actual real woman in your picture. I will have to look again anew.

I do not know that James Lemon, or anyone else, in fact even noticed the actual woman, either!

She’s seated, crouched in the show, and I totally missed her!

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But James points to another rich paradox in the window, so I enlarged it!

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I missed tgatctoo and it’s so intriguing now that it has been pointed out. In the inside, there’s a second grating, apparently over a fireplace or doorway.

So what does this call to mind?

Asher