# V13 · complete visual alternative

Original neutral source model for C-first, The giant moth comic. Complete source: Complete original still-image description: In an invented comic panel, one large paper moth fills the left foreground. A small drawn lamp appears near the right edge. The title MOTH AT THE WINDOW is above the panel. Everything outside this frame is unspecified. A caption below says: Every lamp in the town attracted a moth. The source gives no count of town lamps and no cause test. Draft reader guide, paragraph1: “This comic panel shows a large paper moth at the left and a small drawn lamp near the right edge.” Paragraph2: “The caption talks about every lamp in a town, but this single invented panel gives no town-wide count or cause test.” This is fiction, not a real participant, service, journey, measurement or learner result. No own answer or criterion is supplied by the graphic. Planned original geometry: Use the complete specified comic panel: one large paper-moth shape at left foreground, one small drawn lamp near right edge, exact title above and supplied draft caption below. Add no town lamps or moth count beyond this frame.

## Actual original drawing

![Original source drawing](V13.svg)

The geometry implements the accepted source, without an own answer, grade, trial or endorsement. All four own aids have empty response interiors; labels/access directions stay outside. A described or hand-drawn sheet is a complete alternative.

## All visible words in reading order

C-first · original source model

Fictional model · complete source travels below

MOTH AT THE WINDOW

Every lamp in the town attracted a moth.

Complete source

Complete original still-image description: In an invented comic panel, one large

paper moth fills the left foreground. A small drawn lamp appears near the right

edge. The title MOTH AT THE WINDOW is above the panel. Everything outside this

frame is unspecified. A caption below says: Every lamp in the town attracted a

moth. The source gives no count of town lamps and no cause test. Draft reader

guide, paragraph1: “This comic panel shows a large paper moth at the left and a

small drawn lamp near the right edge.” Paragraph2: “The caption talks about every

lamp in a town, but this single invented panel gives no town-wide count or cause

test.”