Which settings does the five-reel specimen re-use, how does it write the re-use compared with the authors' own 'same as N' rule, and what scene-plot would it give?
By this worker's grouping the specimen uses 41 backgrounds (7 interior, 33 exterior, 1 unclassified hospital entry) plus 2 bust scenes, and 60 of its 156 scenes return to a background used earlier after a different one. One interior, the shared room, carries 29 scenes (18.6 percent); the seven interior settings hold 56 scenes (35.9 percent). The authors' rule is to write the set name every time and add 'same as N' (their sample does so in 13 of 32 headings); the specimen never writes 'same as' (0 headings), points back once ('as in 2', scene 4), uses 'Back to 92' once after a bust and gives the shared room at least four different heading names. The book's optional scene-plot and the title-line count of interior and exterior settings are absent from the chapter; the grouping is offered in work/derived_ch20_audit.json as a scene-plot the specimen lacks. (1919 practice; the counts are mine and depend on how angles and boat positions are grouped.)
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- [inference] By this worker's grouping the specimen uses 41 backgrounds (7 interior, 33 exterior, 1 unclassified hospital entry) plus 2 bust scenes, and 60 of its 156 scenes return to a background used earlier after a different one. One interior, the shared room, carries 29 scenes (18.6 percent); the seven interior settings hold 56 scenes (35.9 percent). The authors' rule is to write the set name every time and add 'same as N' (their sample does so in 13 of 32 headings); the specimen never writes 'same as' (0 headings), points back once ('as in 2', scene 4), uses 'Back to 92' once after a bust and gives the shared room at least four different heading names. The book's optional scene-plot and the title-line count of interior and exterior settings are absent from the chapter; the grouping is offered in work/derived_ch20_audit.json as a scene-plot the specimen lacks. (1919 practice; the counts are mine and depend on how angles and boat positions are grouped.) · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source
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