Milori

Milori speaks of the dabus with admiration and empathy. “When dabus speak their minds, it’s all out in the open — pictures for everyone to see, Problem is, as primes say, a picture's worth a thousand words. No one’s sure what they mean. The dabus're different, and folks don’t want to go to the trouble to figure them out.”

Her favorite example is a dabus symbol of two pointy= eared heads. She once showed the image to ten folks on the street, and each one read it differently: elves, faces, heads, two, and so on. Missing just one symbol in rebus can foul up the whole interpretation. But Milori picks up on subtleties others miss. She seems to intuitively feel a dabus’s intent, so she always knows the correct way to read a rebus.