Liminate

Learn Liminate · Chapter 1 of 10

The Cartographer's Notebook

Elena packs her satchel. Before she walks into the Salt Plains, she writes things down.

The expedition will take her three weeks across cracked white earth, and Elena knows from experience that nothing is more dangerous than setting out without writing things down. She opens her leather-bound notebook to a fresh page.

On the first line she ? her name, in case the notebook is ever found by a stranger.

Below it she ? how many maps she has drawn so far — forty-two, a number she is quietly proud of.

Finally she ? the four compass directions she will need to call out for her apprentice.

About this verb

remember creates a value and gives it a name. It can hold a single value (a string or a number) or a list of values connected with and.

Tap a blank, then tap a word

remember show gather filter
_____ a name called cartographer with "Elena"
_____ a number called maps-drawn with 42
_____ a list called directions with north and south and east and west
Fill the blanks first
cartographer → Elena
maps-drawn → 42
directions → north, south, east, west