I agree the diagonal stroke is hardly there in the "r" chars, it's a particular style where it is written almost as two parts amd WITHIN that style, the "r" is actually fairly consistent form word to word. It's always three strokes plus dot. The third stroke is almost invisible on some, but even on those, you can see the intention before and after in terms of proportion and direction.
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But "mocix" has a curved left stroke like a "c" shape, it's a rounded shape, not a straight stem as on all the other r chars. It's not three strokes. It's curve plus dot and interacts (directionally) with the dot in a different way. It doesn't look like "r". It's more like "c" (or a bad "e"), but it doesn't look like a very believable "c" either.
serif-downstroke-anglestroke(sometimes very light or skipped)-dot
But "mocix" has a curved left stroke like a "c" shape, it's a rounded shape, not a straight stem as on all the other r chars. It's not three strokes. It's curve plus dot and interacts (directionally) with the dot in a different way. It doesn't look like "r". It's more like "c" (or a bad "e"), but it doesn't look like a very believable "c" either.


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