Did he mean something more by that? He probably did. Raine elected to ignore any innuendo in favor of the task at hand. She'd tied knots before, of course, and in the process had produced something that looked like this one, but never on purpose. She studied the shape of it, and Larrikin's motions as he re-did the knot, and when he had done returned to the length of yarn in her hands.

"I believe I see." She mimicked his motions precisely the first time, nodded to herself, then promptly undid and re-did it, with the wrong direction the second time. There was intent about it, though: Raine was looking to be able to identify why and how she was likely to misstep. This process she iterated a few times before stopping in the correct form, and looking back up to Larrikin.