An ellipsis is an omission filled by context. In film, for instance, a story is skipped because it is obvious enough or a story is concealed to create mystery. The grammatical ellipsis is sometimes called a suspension point and may signal an unfinished thought, a leading sentence, a trailing off to silence, an echoing voice, or a redundancy.
If an ellipsis can prevent something from continuing or being in force, then the ellipsis that follows “hold” can suspend a shock as well as a sanctuary. “Hold…” has a capacity to seize and tend; detain and shelter.
locations by appearance: 22nd Street Caltrain Station, 950 23rd Street, John W. Woods Motorcoach Center, Tennessee Street and Tubb Street intersection, 2588 Third Street, 888 20th Street, 20th Street gate to Potrero Point, loading dock at 1199 Indiana Street, and Tunnel Top Park at intersection of Pennsylvania Street and 25th Street.
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