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No. Topic Question or response Comment Labels and
actions

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30 My husband was tired and wanted Araria’s clothing found not far

to go straight home, I told him from Maggie Springs after her

that I promised the boys they death but, in the end, they did not

could see Maggie Springs where go there

there was real water and as we Husband = with her but tired and

were planning to go onto the they disagreed – she ‘told’ him

Olgas the next day. It was the only Justification for her argument

major attraction we had not yet

seen and wouldn’t have time for it

the next day.

31 We waved to tourists hiking
around the base of the rock, a
family of four with two early teen
children.

32 My husband agreed to stop at The ‘husband’ ‘agreed’ (meaning

the springs, I went ahead with the that they disagreed before that)

three children.

33 The baby being awake and carried Mixed tense = being
in my arms.

34 My husband stayed behind to Husband= stayed behind

change his camera gear a film or They were apart for a

something then catch us up. We considerable time. Was the

walked to the fertility cave and relationship poor?

through it out the back entrance The use of ‘started’ is consistent

where we met the family of four because the speaking was

that we had previously waved to interrupted by the dingo

and started speaking to them.

35 I sensed something watching me Something watching ‘me’ but Sensed

and I looked up to see a young looking down at ‘us’

dingo head and shoulders down Michael not with them for several

about where legs start. It was minutes

looking down at us over the top Notice just the head and

of a boulder. I remarked on it and shoulders and a young dingo just

we all stood watching it for several like at the camp later on

minutes.

36 My husband arrived with his Husband= arrived +++ after a

camera just after it had left. considerable delay

Q How far away was the dingo from ‘The’ dingo is consistent, following

you? the description of ‘a’ dingo

37 A distance of about seven to nine
feet.