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Your own words · A shell-pattern faceFoundation Design Tech · T4 W39–40 · Responses / A later
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Original fiction. Ora wants a small display showing Ora’s invented shell pattern at a chosen table-edge viewing position, and wants a plan for putting the display flatter afterwards. Two whole blank paper parts are available in the story; both stay uncut. Ora has not chosen a form, marked, bent or placed either part. Nobody has checked visibility, standing or storage. Any own plan must name its proposed material and actors; a viewer or result must not be invented.
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