If Sun ends his days here it will explain the signs of darkness, which are there already in period number 29:
The hand gesture in Ga6-28 resembles those in Ab8-30 and Aa2-31 (illustrating 'the close embrace', cfr at vaero):
... In the very beginning there was no light, only darkness. Sky and earth were close together and the offspring were in between them. Metoro has expressed it [at Aa2-31] as henua noho ragi - the earth is residing together with the sky ... But there are no hands in Ga6-28 and the central figure is that of a standing man. He has no 'mata' and no visible fingers - there is no light and he cannot see. 174 = 6 * 29 is in Tahua probably used to indicate the duration of the season of 'close embrace'. The same number appears at Ga7-4:
Whereas 6 * 29 = 174 in Tahua apparently indicates the dark time of midwinter in the sky, period number 30 in G presumably indicates the dark time down on earth after Sun has left. 'Mouth' and 'source' of the river of time possibly are merging in periods 30-31. Aa2-31 says the 'tablet has turned', and sky is 'eating' light again. A peculiar henua ora in Ga7-7 (with ordinal number 6 * 29.5 = 177) is the first Tuesday in the line. The following maitaki resembles in its location Ha5-25:
All signs are saying the season is over. In Ga7-11 there is a black 'one more', a tamaiti flat at bottom. Ga7-11--14 are 4 glyphs covering the gap between 368 / 2 = 184 and 360 / 2 = 180:
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