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Xela twisted her head around. “What the heck’s that supposed to mean?” asked Nate.
Roger straightened up behind Xela. “Lot of time on set you have to put up flags or scrims for the lights and they go way out past the base of your stand,” he explained. He held his hand up by his chin and mimed grabbing something stout with the other hand. “Sometimes we even use these big mambo stands ‘cause the arm goes out so far to get the flag in the right place. When you do, you have to throw a ton of sandbag...s on the other side to balance it out.”
“You’re talking about a counterweight,” said Veek.
“Right.”
Nate mulled the idea in his head. “So you’re thinking whatever the machine is in their apartment, the space-warp room is some kind of opposing force? That it’s supposed to be there for the machine to work?”
Roger nodded. “Yeah,” he said. “We know this thing’s supposed to have something to do with bending dimensions or something, right? So if it’s bending really far that way over there...”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xela twisted her head around. “What the heck’s that supposed to mean?” asked Nate.
Roger straightened up behind Xela. “Lot of time on set you have to put up flags or scrims for the lights and they go way out past the base of your stand,” he explained. He held his hand up by his chin and mimed grabbing something stout with the other hand. “Sometimes we even use these big mambo stands ‘cause the arm goes out so far to get the flag in the right place. When you do, you have to throw a ton of sandbag...s on the other side to balance it out.”
“You’re talking about a counterweight,” said Veek.
“Right.”
Nate mulled the idea in his head. “So you’re thinking whatever the machine is in their apartment, the space-warp room is some kind of opposing force? That it’s supposed to be there for the machine to work?”
Roger nodded. “Yeah,” he said. “We know this thing’s supposed to have something to do with bending dimensions or something, right? So if it’s bending really far that way over there...”
What to read after 14?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Clines to read onlineMoreLess
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