The handler LOOKS for the dump - the cutters stay in the stack and stop cutting.
The dump (blue number 2) does an upline cut
When 2 is here he needs to decide: either continue or go back. In this situation the defender is in fronot of him, so he would probably decide to go back.
He goes back, will then be in fron of his defender. It is important that this line goes DIAGONALLY backwards, if not the throw becomes really hard. Throw here is big and round so that it curves into nr 2.
No nr 2 has the disc, theoretically he is on the breakside and his defender should be behind him, so he can throw an direct break to the next person.
And then the next person.
Nack to step 2.
Once again at his deciding point. Here he is in front of his defenderm so he should continue
gets the disc upline, ready for a continuation from the cutters, for instance. the cutters, of course, make sure to move stack further away so that it is in a good distance from the disc.
Now he has two options for the continuation: short for 3 or long for 4.