It's a challenge to find something to compare...
In the VMS main text, the shape that looks like an "a" might not even be "a", it might be a c-shape with a leaning stem, the same way the r and the i-shapes are leaning back. It might not be the normal way the person writes.
Leaning the shapes back might be deliberate... a way to combine VMS chars with regular chars so the two can be distinguished (note that both exist on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and they do stand out from each other). It isn't necessary to lean back the gallows chars because they are shaped differently from common letters, and thus are easier to distinguish.
The sweep of the tails can be compared, and maybe the "o", but it's not a lot to go on. The spacing isn't necessarily the person's normal spacing. If these are cipher shapes, then one often finds that cipher shapes are sometimes spaced differently from the person's normal writing (usually less connected and sometimes farther apart).
It might still be worth trying. You can't really know until they are laid out side by side.
In the VMS main text, the shape that looks like an "a" might not even be "a", it might be a c-shape with a leaning stem, the same way the r and the i-shapes are leaning back. It might not be the normal way the person writes.
Leaning the shapes back might be deliberate... a way to combine VMS chars with regular chars so the two can be distinguished (note that both exist on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. and they do stand out from each other). It isn't necessary to lean back the gallows chars because they are shaped differently from common letters, and thus are easier to distinguish.
The sweep of the tails can be compared, and maybe the "o", but it's not a lot to go on. The spacing isn't necessarily the person's normal spacing. If these are cipher shapes, then one often finds that cipher shapes are sometimes spaced differently from the person's normal writing (usually less connected and sometimes farther apart).
It might still be worth trying. You can't really know until they are laid out side by side.