X04 · An honest helper strip
Use full C08. Make/direct a four-part strip: child question; adult description; exact child interpretation if actually offered; adult marks. No child interpretation is supplied in this story, so that part stays empty unless the real child adds one now. Check: the new real interpretation is labelled as now, not the fictional character's unseen response. Next: C07 for a useful drawn-feature question.
Complete named ordinary first source
In an invented helper story, Jo asks, “What is on the paper pane?” Agreeing adult Mara reads C07 and describes its drawn drops. Jo has not reported perceiving the scene. Mara writes Jo's exact question on a different scrap, then reads it back. No actual child or weather view is reported by this fictional example.
Other whole ordinary sources. Later notes require grown-up release.