The cardboard music-room cards · your own words
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Text A is a complete fictional order card: ‘Paper musician entrance; short tune; quiet star wave goodbye.’ Text B is a complete invitation: ‘Come for a sparkling tune and a wonderfully wobbly paper musician entrance.’ A pretend performer wants to know the order. A pretend visitor wants to decide whether the scene sounds interesting. The supplied image description shows a large sign labelled MUSIC ROOM, with a square star-wave card beside the last order item. No other sign size is given. The order words do not name the card’s square shape. No real music session, availability, ticket, hearing requirement or loud-response rule is asserted. An audience member may use their usual communication or pass. The invitation’s ‘wonderfully’ is an evaluation, not a guarantee that every reader will enjoy the scene.
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