He or she is [sitting] while he or she is [standing] over him or her.
He or she is now [standing] and he or she [stands] beside him or her.
He or she walks [away] from him or her, towards the front of the stage.
He or she [stands] there waiting, back to him or her.
He or she [stands] waiting.
He or she [stands].
He or she [sits] and he or she who is waiting turns around and now [stands] over him or her.
The gears in the watch are connected in their [turning]. In its desire [to turn] the gear has a pinion. The pinion [rotates] another gear and this gear in turn [rotates] a third gear.
He or she [stands] over him or her.
He or she [turns] his or her gear. Then the gear [turns] and he or she is now at the bottom and he or she now [stands] over top of him or her.
In this turning there is motion and fluidity. But it is also about [power].
In any relationship, he or she is [standing] or [sitting].
Then [standing].
Then [sitting].
This is the way one [changes].
This one sitting in the beginning was his or her red-haired student. He or she was sitting and then standing. He or she in the narrative was sitting and [crouched] in the corner. He or she had to be protected. He or she was sitting and then standing later on in the conversation. The conversation was in the hall. He or she stood over him or her. In the narrative the red haired creature is a child. Or there is a child and he or she in his or her narrative must protect a red haired creature from things that are going to happen. The red haired creature is sitting, [crouched], when he or she wants to be standing. He or she is attached to the pinion. The gears are big and slow moving. Like in a car when the two spur gears are in mesh, transmitting power from one to the other, and are referred to as the driving and the driven gear. The red haired creature is the driven gear at this moment. The driven gear is smaller than the other gear and it is called the pinion and the other simply the gear. He or she is the gear. The creature is the pinion. There is a large speed reduction so the gear is much larger than the pinion.