STORYBOARD NO. 4 - CATCH AS A CATCH

In this collage, the colors are vibrant and alive, and the butterflies are bountiful. In the lower right-hand corner, there is a sailing ship gently moving through the waters, the ship’s sails barely kissing the butterfly wings that are passing through. The skies are blue except in the center arch, where it looks slightly angry, full of clouds, dark and grey. The butterflies are the largest in that middle section, and they almost entirely obscure the stormy sky in the distance. And just peaking out from behind the left pillar of the center arch is an arm holding a butterfly net just about to catch a bright green butterfly and a bare leg about to step out into the haven of butterflies but still hiding behind the pillar, tentatively, reaching out her limbs. As the woman behind the pillar reaches out into the world, butterflies dart in and around and through ancient arches. Architecture has seen many people pass through it and heard many stories that have happened or been told under their bones. The arches stand strong, resilient, beautiful, and proud, holding up their structures with grace and poise.

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