{
 "what": "the Statue of Liberty",
 "from": "runs/bigbrush_1023_232716/A.ldr",
 "sections": {
  "red": 20,
  "blue": 11,
  "yellow": 20,
  "green": 25,
  "orange": 14,
  "white": 22,
  "magenta": 38,
  "medium azure": 28
 },
 "where": {
  "red": "at the very bottom, 20 pieces",
  "blue": "at the very top, 11 pieces",
  "yellow": "in the middle, 20 pieces",
  "green": "at the very bottom, 25 pieces",
  "orange": "high up, 14 pieces",
  "white": "at the very bottom, 22 pieces",
  "magenta": "low down, 38 pieces",
  "medium azure": "low down, 28 pieces"
 },
 "votes": {
  "reads": {
   "tear_out": [
    "red",
    "white",
    "medium azure"
   ],
   "why": "The torch arm at the top, the tall body and the green base all read as the statue, but the red and white are scattered fragments and the medium azure is a jumbled heap of slivers, so they make the lower part look like a messy pile instead of a pedestal.",
   "by": "sonnet"
  },
  "boring": {
   "tear_out": [
    "yellow",
    "blue"
   ],
   "why": "Yellow is a regular ladder of identical rungs stacked in a straight run, and blue is a plain straight column of the same piece with no change of shape or direction, while the other sections show varied angles, curves and mixed pieces.",
   "by": "sonnet"
  },
  "working": {
   "tear_out": [
    "blue",
    "yellow",
    "white"
   ],
   "why": "Blue is a thin one-brick stick at the top that looks unfinished, yellow has ragged spikes sticking out in the side view, and white is loose fragments hanging off the base.",
   "by": "sonnet"
  }
 },
 "torn_out": [
  "blue",
  "yellow",
  "white"
 ],
 "pieces": 178,
 "voted_out": 53,
 "hanging": 35,
 "left": 90
}