P146A Clip Notes
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Notes: 6:55 | by Analyst, 10/04/2013 |
Setting,Props | Cedar Hall, Family Room: Toys, Legos and Talk |
Actors,Aims | Peggy and Bob; GPL on camera. |
Episode A: | Peg: He flyin’ like a birdie. Bob: He’s flying like a birdie. Who’s flying like a birdie? Peg: ?unclear? Bob: (passing FP toy person to her) Can you show me what you mean? Peg: (moving person onto Lego stack) He’s flying low, he bumps into it, stands up…. He going up, up, up to here. Bob: What is this part out here? What’s this part out here? What’s this part supposed to be? Peg: (laying the toy down in Lego inverted arch) Like a person, he ?unclear? and fall down. Bob: Like a person? Peg: (sits back) ?unclear? through the night. Bob: (pushing the wheeled Lego stack toward her). Peg: (pushing the wheeled stack back and forth; the person falls out). Bob: I don’t understand. It sounded as though you said something like “like unto be for the night.” Peg: (knocks the Lego stack over) Fell down. |
Episode B: 0:58 to2:15 |
Peg: ?unclear? I like it like that. Bob: I like it a different way. Can I show you how I like it? Peg: ?unclear? Bob: I like it this way… and I like this one gone… Whoops. I like it this way…. so if the Daddy wants to take a nap, he can sleep right there. Is that good?… or bad? Peg: ?unclear? Run away… Bob: Who’s that? (pointing) Peg: I don’t know. Bob: Just something you’ve come back with? Peg: ?unclear?… just a lady. ?unclear? Bob: There goes that ?unclear? lady. |
Episode C: 2:16 |
Bob: Who’s this? (picking up the striker for the Xylopipes; “walking it in her direction). Peg: Who’s that? Bob: You know what this ?unclear? Peg: No. Bob: You don’t? (let’s it fall on the pipes; resounding noise). Peg: Who’s that’s a man. Bob: You think that’s a man? Why’s that a man? Peg: He married the lady. Bob: I don’t think so. (lets it fall, again, on the pipes.) Peg: (seizes the striker and picks up a Lego arch piece, returns both to her structure). ?unclear? …(?wicked old?) lady. Bob: the witch? Peg: No! That guy. Bob: (pointing to the striker0 Do you know how to use that with these things here? Peg: (she crawls over to pipes with striker; starts and then succeeds at inserting striker into the largest pipe) in here. Bob: You think so? Peg: Yah! It’s supposed to be a big city. [interpretation possible, but required here.] (extracting the striker, then re-inserting it in the pipe).. Goes way, way down. Peg: I like to go Merry-go-round. |
Episode D: to 3:46 |
wonderful example of how Peg answers a questions for which she does not have the words or references by specifying a situation we were both in… my keeping her from falling off the merry-go-round. Peg: I like to go Merry-go-round. Bob: You do? Peg: yeah. Bob: Where do you like to do that? Peg: Where you hold me. I might fall down. Bob: Oh, you mean when we were down at the Guilford fair? And you were on the merry-go-round and I held you so you did not fall down? Peg: Yeah! Bob: That was fun. And I loved it. |
Episode E: 3:25 to 4:24 |
Bob: You know what I think you do with these (picking up the striker)? Peg: (putting her hands over her ears) Bob: I guess you know. You use this to tickle a foot. (does so; then bangs Xylopipes) well OK. You don’t have to play with this. I just brought it out because you were playing with it earlier…. You were using it as a whacker. Peg: (touching the rubber pad under the pipes). How about this? Bob: That’s just something to keep it from banging on the floor…. and you can use this (the striker) to hit any of the pipes you want, but you don’t have to. |
Episode F: 4:25 to 4:45; |
Peg: Let’s Get More Logos. Bob: More Logos?… I don’t know where we have any more…. I thought they were called Legos. Peg: (definitely) Logos. GPL: There are probably more free floating in the toy chest where I got these. Bob: Well, why don’t you shut off the camera while we search. |
Episode G: 4:45 Lego Motel;to 5:10 |
Bob: Well, we sure got a lot of stuff, didn’t we? Peg: Yep. ?unclear? (She builds vertical structure into which she fits FP people). Bob: Oh, that’s what they’re for. GPL: She builds whole motels like that. Peg: (fitting people in slots; verbalization unclear) |
Episode H: 5:11 to 5:51 |
Peg: (picking up a toy doll) It’s broken, and you should fix it. Bob: Well, why don’t you fix it? Peg: I’m not a big guy yet. Bob: OK Peg: I’ll grow to be a big guy ?unclear? … he’s up on a horse. peg: ?unclear? (starts focus on the toy horse and its detail). Eyes, face, head, and tail. (Comparing the detail of the toy doll with the horse; verbalization garbled) |
Episode I: 5:52 to 6:31 |
Bob: Let’s turn around this way so we can see what you’re saying. Peg: (This comic interlude shows how incommensurable are our perspectives. As we try to get Peg to sit facing the camera, her perspective is entirely different — one based on being close to or remote from the camera. A second possible alternative: she is focused on being opposite her play companion, Bob [less likely].) |
Episode J: 6:32 to 6:55 |
Bob: You got all these Legos out. What are you going to do with them? Peg: Put ’em back GPL: Put ’em all back, did she say? Peg: (pushes the Legos into a pile, then powers them in Bob’s direction; she bring into the context a girl doll, bouncing it on the floor) Bob: Hop a long girl? Peg: (bringing to the context a rabbit, bouncing it) Run, run, the rabbit runs along. |
Themes,
Interplay |
Panel P146, Order Triumphs.