She framed a single page from the codex in her office: the one with the spiraling river. Under it, she wrote her own mirror script:
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She zoomed in. There were no polished diagrams. Instead, she saw messy, obsessive sketches: water falling from a sluice gate, swirling eddies in a millrace, arrows tracking the curl of a river around a rock. Next to them, da Vinci had written in mirror script: “The water that strikes the deepest hollow spins the slowest. Use the obstacle, not the force.” She framed a single page from the codex
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