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Come Immediately, Stand at the point

Kneel at point, Eyes Down

Kneel at the point, Legs Spread, Arms Locked Behind Back, Eyes Down

Hands and Knees (table) at the point

Elbows and Knees at the point, Chest Down, Butt Raised

Listen! Don't Speak!

Silent, and Remain Silent until otherwise instructed

Leave the Room, Remain Nearby

Sit on the Floor at the point

Go! Now! [Do pre-determined task]

Remove your Clothes