Re: [Callers] Great dances for learning how to dance with ghosts?

Thanks, Yoyo. I am causing myself serious brain injury mind-dancing this one. In the end, I agree with you that treating your P as N works in this dance. There remains another issue of locating error-recovery opportunities (and possible caller interventions!) which I will look at (and NOT report back) Ken Yoyo Zhou via Callers Fri, 06 Apr 2018 15:50:03 -0700 On Fri, Apr 6, 2018 at 2:52 PM, K Panton via Callers < callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net&gt; wrote: In The Hobbit, here are the 3 places you come back in. Let's call the top couple "couple 1", and if someone is waiting out above them, call them "couple 0". 0. as couple 1 (with nobody out), top of A1 The start of the dance - it's a regular improper dance. Couple 1 should come in as usual (gents left, ladies right). 1. as couple 1 (with nobody out), B1: pass through to original neighbor If there's no couple 0, couple 1 goes out in the pull by in A1. We can figure out that couple 1 should come in as usual (gents left, ladies right). 2. as couple 0, A1: pull by to previous neighbor This is the couple that just went out at the top. They have to come back in with gents on the right, ladies on the left! However - this is the key - if they treat their partner as neighbor at the end (box the gnat, pull by), they end up in the correct place. All this is to say that the advice for this dance should be "dance with your partner as neighbor at the end", because it turns out that works for all the situations here.