Good catch. Would also include a hesitant rounding of the upper capital N, the missing upstroke into the 'a'...you caught the wrong 'n' formation. The c is never joined to the n stroke, the y has a full retraced downstroke of the let of the y letter and displays a hesitancy on the y, hard to see end downstroke but it looks slightly curved, which is not the case on top 3. The capital p loop is bigger, and is shaped differently from other 3. The e upward stroke from the baseline is missing. The skip on the upward l stroke is not on the other 3. The o is not a fully rounded o, is way too small. The s does not touch back to the baseline, is very different in shape from the top 3. There is a lift after the s upward stroke, pen lifts off paper to make a separate swoop i, almost like a checkmark, displaying end stroke as a very distinct straight angle upward rather than the rounded end of the bottom sample.
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Good catch. Would also include a hesitant rounding of the upper capital N, the missing upstroke into the 'a'...you caught the wrong 'n' formation. The c is never joined to the n stroke, the y has a full retraced downstroke of the let of the y letter and displays a hesitancy on the y, hard to see end downstroke but it looks slightly curved, which is not the case on top 3. The capital p loop is bigger, and is shaped differently from other 3. The e upward stroke from the baseline is missing. The skip on the upward l stroke is not on the other 3. The o is not a fully rounded o, is way too small. The s does not touch back to the baseline, is very different in shape from the top 3. There is a lift after the s upward stroke, pen lifts off paper to make a separate swoop i, almost like a checkmark, displaying end stroke as a very distinct straight angle upward rather than the rounded end of the bottom sample.