1 result for (book:tes5 AND session:211 AND stemmed:clock)
7/114 (6%)
clock
Bill
gilt
features
facial
[... 48 paragraphs ...]
A clock of an ornate nature. Of gilt color. The clock itself is round.
(Here Jane began to describe the shape of the clock in the air with her hands, as she spoke with her eyes closed. Since she was so definite about the clock’s shape, I made a quick drawing of my version of her description. This of course caused me to miss out on a few words of her verbal account, so I took the chance and asked her to repeat her description. This is the first time I have asked her a question during a test. She responded without a sign of bother or irritation, and her second description was the same as the first, as near as I could tell.
(A copy of my drawing, and of drawings of the clock by Bill Gallagher and by Jane herself, will be included in the notes at next break.)
Around the clock the gilt shape comes down in this fashion. We are now forming the base. The base of the clock itself is ornate with small pink flowers or figures upon it, and I believe a green felt beneath the base.
It is not an electric clock. (Pause.) I believe that Dr. Instream is looking at it.
[... 4 paragraphs ...]
(Break at 10:11. Jane was dissociated as usual. Her eyes had remained closed; her pace had picked up considerably toward the end of the delivery. She told me my question did not bother her; also that she saw the clock she was describing pretty clearly. She was aware of the traffic noise.
(Jane and Bill now made their drawings of the clock, without seeing each other’s or mine, and my copies of all three are below. It’s apparent the three of us agreed pretty closely on what we saw. Note that only Jane points up the uneven gilt surface in her version.)
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