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Motivation and considerations: - A Scryer certainly needs a raven. Ravens are among the most intelligent animals on earth. - When writing Prolog programs, a few strokes are often enough. - Purple is the colour most associated with magic and royalty, indicating the almost surreal and pure features provided by Scryer, in the lineage of Marseille Prolog. - The shape of the silhouette looks a bit like an "S" for "Scryer". - A square which surrounds the image is traditionally associated with finishing a proof (square, Latin "quadratum", has the same starting letters as "quod erat demonstrandum"). I call this raven: *Cryer*. Cryer is an archaic spelling for "crier", an officer who makes public announcements in a court of justice. The Prolog top-level likewise makes announcements about what is true.
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