Editing Lamb Sign Language (section)

==Particulars==
It can be used from within the pocket<ref>Why did it feel like Walter was the one concerned with this lie about his father standing up?  Not about himself, not about reconciling who his dad was, or the betrayal…<br><br>He was lying about something.<br><br>Gordon opened his mouth to speak, I moved my hand, where it was right by my pocket, a small spreading of my fingers, and the motion was enough to catch Gordon’s eye.<br><br>“Tell me, Wally, do you really think what you’ve given us is good enough?”<br><br>“It’s true!” Walter said, suddenly alarmed.<br><br>People rarely sounded more like they were lying than when they protested like that. - [https://twigserial.wordpress.com/2015/04/21 Excerpt] from [[Cat out of the Bag 2.3]]</ref>, against a surface, or freehand where anyone can see. 

It is non-intuitive with particular signs for concepts and best used with an understanding for the interlocutors mental process. It started with a base of six signs and spiraled out from there.<ref>The hand signals used by the Lambs.  They had started off simple, covering a variety of bases, and in Jamie’s mind, every last one had had a color, a general shape, and a lot of the vocabulary, spacings and timings of events were similar within a color or key gesture. - [https://twigserial.wordpress.com/2016/12/24 Excerpt] from [[Interlude 15.x]]</ref>

It is essentially made up on the spot and heavily reliant on the interlocutors being aware of each others thought processes.<ref>“You sat down and worked this out?  A special language, for all of you?”<br><br>“No,” I said.  “It evolved naturally.  We bullshit it half the time and trust the others to figure out what we mean.”<br><br>“Okay,” he said.  “You think they hear us?” - [https://twigserial.wordpress.com/2015/09/26 Excerpt] from [[Lamb to the Slaughter 6.7]]
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