A rope is coiled on warm stone beside deep blue-green harbour water.

Original artwork, not a still

Doc Holliday

He’s down by the creek, walkin’ on water.

— Tombstone · 1993

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

Someone is said to be by a creek walking on water. The fictional statement reports an extraordinary ability without explaining whether it is literal, figurative or verified within the scene.

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