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Red park 287 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Blacklight
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We fled to this church, and the fires backlit an orange cross into these black doors.
Does the sentence say the fires make orange cross be formed on the door or the fires make the orange cross be seen clearly?
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It is incomprehensible. You can't backlight something into doors. A doorway, maybe.
- It is incomprehensible.
- You can't backlight something into doors.
- A doorway, maybe.
- And if fire backlit something, the fire would be orange, not the backlit thing, which would appear black.
- You are reading an attempt at experimental prose by a Villanova college senior.
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It is incomprehensible. You can't backlight something into doors. A doorway, maybe. And if fire backlit something, the fire would be orange, not the backlit thing, which would appear black. You are reading an attempt at experimental prose by a Villanova college senior.
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