Anchor: This is the spot where Wordsworth's sister Dorothy was stopped in her tracks by what she believed were the most beautiful daffodils she had ever seen; her astonishment inspired Wordsworth to write about this host of golden Daffodils in one of the best-loved poems of the English language, I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud (1804).
Entailed: Wordsworth's description of daffodils in his poem was inspired by this spot.
Contradiction: Though beautiful, this is not the same spot where Dorothy saw the daffodils.
Contradiction: A dog stands still and catches the Frisbee.
Contradiction: A child stands in a field of grass.
Contradiction: They always clean after drink non-alcoholic beer.
Contradiction: A lady is texting on her phone.