Longdon: Not at all. We met ONLY once. We were on a panel together. Capt B. Fache: So you know something of SECURITY

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12. Capt B. Fache: Yes, forget about keeping the criminals OUT. Now

we keep them IN. √ √ √ Longdon and Capt B. Fache are talking about the security procedures of the big museum where they are walking together. Capt B. Fache says to forget about keeping the criminals out and now they keep the criminals in. Both thickened sentences are paraphrasing each other, or both can be called as mutual entailment. Capt B. Fache stresses the capitalized words out and in as both are the most important point of his utterance. Therefore, Context matching approach is employed as keep out and keep in share the same context even though both cannot substitute one another.

13. Longdon: I recognize the parquet floor from the Polaroid. Its

UNMISTAKABLE. √ √ √ On the previous dialog, Longdon said that Saunière must be murdered in the hell he and Capt B. Fache have entered, and the captain asked how he could know that. Hence, if Longdon is unmistakable, he must have recognized the parquet floor from the Polaroid. But if he recognizes the parquet floor from the Polaroid, he could be unmistakable or mistakable. As a result, one-way entailment occurs. Therefore, the order is of entailment foreground- stressing as Longdon‟s stressed word unmistakable becomes the most important word as it explains and clarifies the previous sentence. As the second sentence clarifies the first one, flattening happens and contexted clause approach is applied to detect the occurrence of entailment.

14. Bishop Aringarosa: We are not Cafeteria Catholics. We dont pick

and choose which rules to follow. √ √ √ Bishop Aringarosa is interviewed by a guy named Michael on a plane. Both are arguing, and the bishop defenses by saying We are not Cafeteria Catholics which 90 No Data Types of Entailment Orders of Entailment Approaches Explanation OE TE NE ME BE FE CC CM CL ST We follow doctrine. Rigorously. implicitly means that they dont pick and choose which rules to follow . Both sentences have metaphorical relationship. Thus, both thickened sentences are metaphorically entailed by background order because there is logical concept on cafeteria and pick and choose. The logical concept also triggers the employment of context matching approach. 15. Bishop Aringarosa: We are not Cafeteria Catholics. We dont pick and choose which rules to follow. We follow doctrine . Rigorously. √ √ √ If Bishop Aringarosa and his followers do not pick and choose rules, they must be following the doctrine. But if they follow the doctrine, they do not only not picking and choosing rules, but they can do something else. Therefore, entailment happens. Moreover, the entailment is in a negative form as the We don’t pick and choose which rules to follow is a negative sentence. Moreover, the order of entailment can be seen in the background as there is interconnectedness between the thickened sentences. To add, the detection is using contexted clause approach as the first sentence is flattened in the second sentence.

16. Bishop Aringarosa: Many of our followers are married. Many of

them have families . Only a small proportion choose to live ascetically in the cloisters of our residential halls. But we are all united in Gods work around the world. Surely that is an admirable way to lead ones life. √ √ √ One- way entailment can be seen from the bishop‟s utterance because if the followers are married, the obviously have families , but if they have families, it does not mean they are married . Therefore, the words married and family share the same background context; that is why the entailment is following the background order. It also means that the entailment has context matching approach as married and family has the same understanding even though the word married cannot substitute the word family.