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By Jack Joseph Smith

8 Frame Time Sec. Voice - Woman 124.26 - 146.24 35- If women see man notice outside curves of white while light orange continues clean- ing; she will know he understands her. All flower the bunion of cavalcade gardens in lace... Where did this beauty come from, and if this beauty is not every where across the earth, where did it go? To the insect, the flower may be a dec- ention from heaven for the gods of the flower is nature's sweet assurance of harmony from earth to sky.

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This page treats the flower as a revelation of natural order, asking how beauty appears, disappears, and bridges earth to sky.

The language is dense and sensuous, but the movement is philosophical: beauty is observed in color, curve, lace, and insect life, then turned into a question about origin and disappearance. The page's answer is not doctrinal but organic, making the flower itself a sign of harmony and assurance rather than ornament alone.

Claude

Film script page 8. The longest single speech so far, in the woman's voice. A quiet instruction on how a man can signal understanding to a woman, then an expansion outward to flowers, cavalcade gardens, and the question of where this beauty went if not everywhere on earth. For the insect the flower is heaven's descent, the page argues for beauty as a cosmic assurance.