Summary of video #6 par request

[Adam Frost]

They decided to take the baby deep into a far away forest to be taken care
of by the three fairies. The baby grew and time is getting close. The evil
fairy remembers and counts the days and years waiting for the time that
Princess Aurora will touch the spindle and die by the time she is 16. But
she had heard no news of and does not know of Princess Aurora's whereabouts.

On 5/5/07, K.J. Boal <kjoanne403 at hotmail.com> wrote:
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> >From: "Valerie Sutton" <signwriting at MAC.COM>
> >Reply-To: sw-l at majordomo.valenciacc.edu
> >To: sw-l at majordomo.valenciacc.edu
> >Subject: Re: [sw-l] DO or DO-DO?
> >Date: Sat, 5 May 2007 16:17:54 -0700
> >
> >Hi Kelly Jo -
> >I see your original Do-Do was from a Baby-D base...that is good! (see
> >attached)
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> ><< Picture3.png >>
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> >I suspect we need another symbol in the IMWA to make the ending  position
> >look right...(see attached)
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> ><< Picture4.png >>
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> >Essentially you need a constructed symbol like this, which you can  build
> >yourself if you wanted to, using finger lines ;-)
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> >We certainly know what you meant ...you are limited by the
> symbolset  right
> >now...
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> >So if you don't want to change your writing right now that is fine too!
> >
> >Thanks for your question!
> >
> >Val ;-)
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> >PS. I actually think that the middle and thumb are more like an oval
> >rather than a circle, and the index finger is straight..that is
> an  unusual
> >handshape!
> >
> Hi again Val,
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> An unusual handshape, but a very commonly-used sign; we definitely need a
> good writing for it!  I agree, the middle & thumb are more like an oval
> (I'd
> call it a Closed Baby D), and the index finger is relaxed, not exactly
> straight... in fact, the whole hand is about as relaxed as it gets for
> this
> particular sign, which is why the middle & thumb are oval rather than
> circle.  But the relaxation isn't vital for the sign; as I say, when
> someone's teaching it they often teach a full D hand.  In real production,
> it usually relaxes to a Closed Baby D - or actually, the thumb touches the
> first knuckle of the middle finger, and the other two fingers form a
> relaxed
> fist while the relaxed first finger closes twice!
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> I'd like to go with the Baby D Hand... I just wish there was a way of
> showing the index closing so that you know it's the index. :-)
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> Anyway, as you say, the sign is readable as is... I'm going on to the next
> video, and worry about clean-up later. :-)
>
> This next video (#6) is going to be tough... I've taken a look at it, and
> I'm having a hard time reading some of it.  Could some of you out there
> maybe send me a summary of what you see going on in this video?  I think
> I've got most of it... the first fingerspelled word she does, is that
> EVIL?
> Her hand is in front of her face and there's not enough contrast for me to
> see it clearly.  And what's that part about age 16?  I get that Princess
> Aurora is taken out to the middle of the woods and raised by a good fairy,
> who raises her and teaches her lessons... and the evil fairy is waiting
> and
> remembering her evil spell, waiting for the princess to prick her finger
> and
> die at the age of 16, and wondering who is teaching her and where but
> can't
> find her... am I essentially correct?  Adam? :-)
>
> Thanks!
> KJ
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