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Mk 11:3a ... "And if anyone to-you says, ... 'Why are-you-doing this?' "

Verse 3 has 5 phrases and 20 dialog words. The 1st and 2nd phrases have these 5 dialog words from Jesus and 3 dialog words from the two citizens, ... kai ean tis humin eipē, Ti poieite touto ("And if anyone to-you says, ... 'Why are-you-doing this' ")?

The 8 dialog words are top down. The diagram shows the same "two hypothetical men" from the previous verse. The words "kai ean tis" (and if anyone) are tangent to the two triangles sitting on the heads of the two hypothetical residents, owners, or neighbors. The 3 words "tis humin eipē" (anyone to you says) and "Ti poieite touto" (Why are you doing this) are tangent to Holy Spirit triangle and to the top of the heads of the two disciples. The "Colt" isn't mentioned so he doesn't have to be drawn. And also "the Colt" doesn't have to appear until Jesus is resurrected after three days in the tomb.

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