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Inferential Essay
In this image, I can see about six moving elements enclosed by a two-walled structure. The six are one fully visible human being, a visible human hand, and four teddy bears. The wall is made of a beautiful pattern with some horizontal markings making it more visible from far. There is also an electric cable that is attached on the lower side of the right-side wall and a wire extension (Poston et al. 24). The full visible human being is a man wearing a white overcoat or apron and holding a file in a position suggesting he is giving instructions to the teddy bears in front of him. He is facing the direction of the teddy bears, which are at a lower level from him. The teddy bears and the man are separated by a higher slab elongating the man above an indicator that the man is authoritative.
On the other hand, three of the four teddy bears are clearly visible and are facing the right direction at an angle of 90 degrees from the man in the coat. The three are jovial and their mouths are wide open indicating they are repeating some words or instructions given (Poston et al. 25). The three are uniform by all aspects with an outer white woolen coat extending below the knee level and a white label on each right foot. The eyes are popping out and the hands opened indicating a clapping mode. The fourth teddy is grabbed by the face by a human’s hand with a watch. The grabbing is very intense and unexpected and all indicators show that the fourth teddy is swinging backward due to the gabbing and about to fall.

All this is happening on a concrete shiny white floor.
Work cited
Poston, Ted, and Kevin McCain. “Best explanations: new essays on inference to the best explanation.” (2017).