Anchor: Having held out for some three years, the Zealots could only watch in horror as the ramp neared completion, knowing only too well that, if taken alive, their women and children would be horribly brutalized, their men would be butchered in the ring by animals or gladiators, and the survivors would be sold as slaves.
Entailed: The Zealots waited for three years, but dreaded the completion of the ramp.
Contradiction: The Zealots weren't worried about the ramp, because they knew the plan would fail.
Contradiction: A man in a cotton shirt pulls a sphere shaped thing through some dry corn stalks.
Contradiction: There is a dog outside.
Contradiction: The child's parents care that he's doing something dangerous.
Contradiction: The man is thinking about something.