Yes, they do. I'd not like to carry a lump of clay that size up a scaffold. Sorry! Oh...and the stars are a little bright. That bright-lit building right next to them should make them seem rather dimmer by comparison. It looks like you darkened the whole thing instead of changing the contrast. I'm not sure I like it like this. Ah, so negative! Maybe the current murkiness would do well with more punch on just a few details on the assasin...maybe a gleam off the arrow tip or something. The differences in lighting were enough, before, to place them in two worlds and make it believable the guards couldn't see the assasin; it's similar to how we set up simultaneous scenes in theater. It wasn't really neccessary, at least in my eye, to make the assasin's world "darker" as well. Sorry for the essay. Hope I said something useful.