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{{Music Reconstruction|file=Dismember-soon to be dead.mp3|caption=Dismember—Soon To Be Dead}}
{{Music Reconstruction|file=Dismember-soon to be dead.mp3|caption=Dismember—Soon To Be Dead}}


The introductory motif is a {{def|descent||0.3-0.7}} {{def|elevated|elevation|0.3-1.2}} to a conclusive {{def|continuation||}} of {{ref|descent}}.
The introductory motif is a {{def|descent||0.3-0.7}} {{def|elevated|elevation|0.3-1.2}} to a conclusive {{def|continuation||1.2-1.9}} of {{ref|descent}}.


The next phrase shows how a {{ref|descent||}} suffixed by a {{def|proto-{{ref|elevation}}|proto-elevation|}} {{def|develops|develop}} into an {{ref|elevation||}} {{def|iteratively|iteration}}.
The next phrase shows how a {{ref|descent||2.5-5}} suffixed by a {{def|proto-{{ref|elevation}}|proto-elevation|4-6.2}} {{ref|elevates|elevation|8-10}} and then {{def|develops|develop|25-26}} iteratively.


Then, a tonal {{def|repetition}} corroborates a {{def|contained {{ref|elevation}}|contained}}. Similarly, a {{ref|repetition}} causes {{ref|continuation}} through {{ref|iteration}}. It leads to a {{ref|continuation}} of {{ref|development|develop}} and subsequently a {{ref|contained {{ref|elevation}}|contained}}.
Then, a tonal {{def|repetition||26.1-27}} corroborates a {{def|contained {{ref|elevation}}|contained|29-30}}.


Finally, {{ref|elevation}} repurposes the introductory {{ref|continuation|}} motif in a {{ref|developed|develop}} {{ref|repetition}} instead of {{ref|continuation|}}, projecting the {{ref|contained {{ref|elevation}}|contained}}.
An {{ref|elevation||1:17.4-1:19.5}} is reintroduced, antagonized by a {{ref|repetition||1:19.5-1:21.5}} of {{ref|descent}} developing into a {{ref|continuation||}}, which becomes the {{ref|continuation||1:26.75-1:28}} of a {{ref|development|develop|1:25.5-1:26.75}}, leading {{ref|repeatedly|repetition|1:32.5-1:33.8}} to a {{ref|contained {{ref|elevation}}|contained|1:28.5-1:29.6}}.
 
Finally, the introductory {{ref|continuation}} motif is evolved into an {{ref|elevation||1:34-1:35.8}} of a {{def|{{ref|developed|develop}} {{ref|repetition}}|developed repetition|1:35.3-1:36.5}} subbing {{ref|continuation}}, projecting the {{ref|contained {{ref|elevation}}|contained}} alluded to by the subbed {{ref|continuation}}.

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The introductory motif is a <descent>DEF <elevated>DEF to a conclusive <continuation>DEF of <descent>.

The next phrase shows how a <descent> suffixed by a <proto-<elevation>>DEF <elevates> and then <develops>DEF iteratively.

Then, a tonal <repetition>DEF corroborates a <contained <elevation>>DEF.

An <elevation> is reintroduced, antagonized by a <repetition> of <descent> developing into a <continuation>, which becomes the <continuation> of a <development>, leading <repeatedly> to a <contained <elevation>>.

Finally, the introductory <continuation> motif is evolved into an <elevation> of a <<developed> <repetition>>DEF subbing <continuation>, projecting the <contained <elevation>> alluded to by the subbed <continuation>.