The thinking can be before when you have to plan a route but that's when you're on the ground; walking Kirkwall or anywhere, I look at a place and think how I could get up and down, are the windows big enough that I might be able to slip through should they be open, or could I pick the lock from outside and get in. Where would a guard see me, where do the shadows fall at different times of the day. It's worth being in the habit [a huff out, next part of the lesson to follow because Araceli doesn't really hang on the walls too long so she moves to a new position to avoid getting stiff] to go for walks at different times of the day, on different days.

[A thief's trick. It's how you case a joint.]

Breathe out on the push with the legs, inhale when you pull up. [Important things to remember and it tends to come naturally anyway with the movement of the body but some people fight against it.]

Yes, to the top, we can run the rooftop here then I'll show you to fall.