Jiang's pedagogy here is to reduce confusion by shrinking the scope of interpretation: fewer lines, more visualization, less thematic freelancing.
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"No, no, no, no, no, no. You're jumping ahead. I just want to focus on these three sentences, right? What's he seeing now? That..."
"Guys visualize this. What is he seeing right now? What's he focused on right now?"
"Let's just focus on these three lines. What three lines?"
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