Selma Payne's POV:
"You saw me, right? I saw you too." Dorothy's voice came from behind me. I turned around, but I could only catch an instant of her figure.
"I was standing before you earlier, and now I'm walking a few steps behind you. You can see me from behind, which means that the space we are in is overlapping orderly, and all the details correspond."
"What?" It was like I had a hundred thousand whys, and I couldn't think of anything other than asking questions.
"I knew you weren't paying attention in class," Dorothy complained in a low voice. "Master Mary talked about space problems before!
"In short, I need you to know that our previous inferences are wrong because we have confined our thoughts to 'time'. We thought that the disorder of time had distorted space.
