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Mk 6:31d ... and not (did-have) 'a-good-time to-eat.'

The 5th phrase has these 4 narrator words ... kai oude fagein eukairoun [and not (did-have) to-eat a-good-time].

The 4 narrator words are horizontally tangent between the disciples and the rectangle holding them and the 8880 circle. The word eukairoun, ie eukairos, comes from eu (good) and kairos (time). There are many unwitten words in this phrase because Mark had to limit himelf to four words. There are four signs in these words. The words oude fagein (nothing to eat) refer to the twelve disciples not eating. Since the disciples had little to no time to rest, it follows they had no time to eat. The word "fagein" (to eat) refers to something to eat such as a "basket of bread." The words oude eu (not good) is the sign of a "dark equilateral triangle." The word "eukairoun" (good time) is the sign of a "white 1480 circle." The word eukairoun (good time) plus it's negation oude eu (not good) go together as a white circle inside a dark triangle. The last piece of the puzzle is the basket of bread at the bottom. The disciples can't eat the bread because the "bad time" blocks them from getting near enough to eat it.

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