Mk 16:5c ... having-cast-around a-robe white, and they-were-out-awed.

The 4th and 5th phrases contain these 5 narrator words ... peribeblēmenon stolēn leukēn, kai exethambēthēsan (having-cast-around a-robe white, and they-were-out-awed).

The 5 narrator words are top down. The first 3 words "peribeblēmenon stolēn leukēn" (having-cast-around a-robe white) are a drawing instruction. The word "peribeblēmenon"comes from "peri" (around) and "ballo" (to cast). When the 2 translucent equilateral triangles are each cast around 180 degrees they form a hexagram (a white robe) around a-youth who can then stand inside the white robe. The 3 words "peribeblēmenon stolēn leukēn" (having-cast-around a-robe white) are then tangent to the silhoutte of the tomb, the youth, the white robe, the 3 women, and the great 4440 circle enclosing the Youth and the 3 Women.
The word "exethambēthēsan" is derived from the preposition "ek," (something that proceeds out of or from a point of origin) and "thambos" (awed, astonished). There are 5 red-lined circles of "awe" proceeding out of the hair over the eyes of the 3 women. The 2 blue "out-awed" circles are tangent to the center points of the red-lined circles of awe of the two women holding the two blue "white - robe" circles. The 2 blue "out-awed" circles cover the same area as the bottom woman's hair covers her two red-lined circles of awe.

16:5b < Verse > 16:6a