Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

Here is another example of the same thing. It is a couple, probably a married couple, on Elm Street. They are together, and they are close.

Now, it doesn't matter whose perspective we are considering. This happens to be Altgens' perspective, but if it were Towner's perspective, they would still look like they are together. They wouldn't be separated. Nothing can separate them. No one's view can make them look like they are apart. 

And it is exactly the same for the Fedora Man and the Obelisk:

They can't be separated. You can't have this:

You might as well claim the same thing for this couple: